| An unmoderated global electronic discussion group open to anyone involved or interested in issues related to public sector program evaluation. |
| Close down one website and another – similarly unmoderated – will soon spring up in its place. |
| More New Hours is an unmoderated discussion list open to anyone interested or active in new music. |
| To lower the burden on the moderators, a user who frequently injects correct content is promoted to the rank of unmoderated submitter, and is allowed to directly add content. |
| But unmoderated newsgroups lack a degree of protection against inappropriate content that could limit their credibility or lead to legal action. |
| So all we had was a vast, wonderfully anarchic, largely unmoderated source of information. |
