To be truthful, I do like this idea; should you give a bunch of people moderator permissions as a substitute of a choose few, you're a lot less prone to have gatekeeping, and you typically get a extra diverse group of mods. On the flip side, encouraging folks to not care an excessive amount of about issues like grammatical correctness or typos makes it laborious for individuals who genuinely care about these kinds of issues (I used to be an English main, don't blame me) to specific that what they write is written by an precise human being. It additionally sucks the joy out of people who are literally fascinated with writing and get pleasure from being the editor of their very own articles. I wrote series of articles about easy methods to make your CV communicate. For example, I want the collection I'm engaged on to have a construction and be as grammatically right as attainable, however on this case it's laborious to convey the human effort that goes into crafting these articles. That's because this touches a uncooked nerve with many individuals - I do not need to sound dramatic, however I feel it is really a philosophical or even an existential question which many people are grappling with in the intervening time.

Yep, I have been considering on writing about that but I am drained even for that