“Right” in this context is referring to a right/roll system. For example, Moderator is a role and the ability to remove comments is a right associated with that role.
No one is talking about the right to food, or the right to remain silent.
While we can’t share the exact definition, we look at moderator actions, modmail actions, and post/comment activity within the subreddit, and designate an “active” status if there is a sustained level of activity over the last ~3 months.
aka the criteria is whatever we want it to be and we can use this to get rid of whoever we want.
Yep that’s definitely the reason, but overall this might be a good thing for communities
It makes it easier to get rid of old mods, while also allowing them to come back and continue like before. I’m leaning on this change being more good than not
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