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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: I believe people who volunteer for admin/moderator positions are power hungry and get satisfaction in controlling other people.

CMV: People who volunteer in admin/mod roles in an organization are power hungry and like having power over others.

The statement is obviously not true for everyone, but I find that a good number of people who volunteer for these positions (and sometimes the paid ones too) just get off on having power over others no matter how small or inconsequential. 
 
Examples: Home owners association admins who drive around looking for homes to scrutinize even when it’s a small infraction; server moderators who threaten removal of content or removal from the server when someone doesn’t respect them to the degree they want; and channel moderators who screen everything to such a minute level that they end up hindering free speech. 

I find it pathetic and a good sense of character when the power is abused. 

I was just recently threatened to be banned on a different subreddit, because I questioned a decision they made—one they made with little evidence to back it up. 

Change my view.
gpt
Moderation is something you only notice when it's done badly, either because its obnoxiously strict or because a forum is a disaster because it isn't being moderated at all. You never notice the moderators who are keeping things reasonable and dealing with all the unreasonable people who want to cause trouble.