The social sharing and news aggregation site Reddit provides a unique example of an ecosystem of community-created rules. Not only do individual subreddits create and enforce their own regulations, but site-wide guidelines and norms may also influence behavior. This paper reports on a mixed-methods study of 100,000 subreddits and their rules. Our findings characterize the types of rules across Reddit, the frequency of rules at scale, and patterns of rules based on subreddit characteristics. We find that rules appear to be context-dependent for individual subreddits but also share common characteristics across the site. Taken together, our findings provide a rich description of this ecosystem of rules, motivating further inquiry into underly...
Online forums provide rich environments where users may post questions and comments about different ...
One problem many organizations deal with is how to effectively govern their online communities. Unli...
Most aspects of our lives are governed by large, highly developed institutions that integrate severa...
The social sharing and news aggregation site Reddit provides a unique example of an ecosystem of com...
Community rules play a key part in enabling or constraining the behaviors of members in online commu...
As a platform, Reddit provides a bit of a conundrum. Despite being visited by more people than Netfl...
A wide range of behavior may be seen as destructive to online communities. Yet behavior that is 'bad...
A wide range of behavior may be seen as destructive to online communities. Yet behavior that is ‘bad...
In this paper, we explore a framework for researching relationships between community characteristic...
This article maps the maturation of regulation within an online social setting known as “Cyberworlds...
Reddit is one of the largest and most popular online communities, but is often overlooked by public ...
This article argues that everyday media practices are foundational to regulation on social media pla...
Most aspects of our lives are governed by large, highly developed institutions that integrate severa...
This paper examines the challenges of combating misogyny and harmful social norms on the social netw...
This paper examines the challenges of combating misogyny and harmful social norms on the social netw...
Online forums provide rich environments where users may post questions and comments about different ...
One problem many organizations deal with is how to effectively govern their online communities. Unli...
Most aspects of our lives are governed by large, highly developed institutions that integrate severa...
The social sharing and news aggregation site Reddit provides a unique example of an ecosystem of com...
Community rules play a key part in enabling or constraining the behaviors of members in online commu...
As a platform, Reddit provides a bit of a conundrum. Despite being visited by more people than Netfl...
A wide range of behavior may be seen as destructive to online communities. Yet behavior that is 'bad...
A wide range of behavior may be seen as destructive to online communities. Yet behavior that is ‘bad...
In this paper, we explore a framework for researching relationships between community characteristic...
This article maps the maturation of regulation within an online social setting known as “Cyberworlds...
Reddit is one of the largest and most popular online communities, but is often overlooked by public ...
This article argues that everyday media practices are foundational to regulation on social media pla...
Most aspects of our lives are governed by large, highly developed institutions that integrate severa...
This paper examines the challenges of combating misogyny and harmful social norms on the social netw...
This paper examines the challenges of combating misogyny and harmful social norms on the social netw...
Online forums provide rich environments where users may post questions and comments about different ...
One problem many organizations deal with is how to effectively govern their online communities. Unli...
Most aspects of our lives are governed by large, highly developed institutions that integrate severa...