Hi, I think there are a few mods/subreddits that may need to be watched over because a few mods have connections to 3rd party sites that conflict with their subreddits.

/u/Hearthstone and /u/Herosofthestorm and /r/wow may have a few mods that work for other websites that make money off traffic and content from those two subreddit's topics (they are both video games).

The mods I'm worried about are:

/u/fluxflashor: He works for Curse.com (http://www.hearthpwn.com/members/Fluxflashor) which hosts content for World Of Warcraft and Heroes of the storm (both subreddits he is a mod of) and also hearthstone, which he was a mod of and added certain friends who may push his agenda.

/u/zaktify who was modded on /r/hearthstone on a 0 day account, and is a friend of /u/fluxflashor's, and when fluxflashor left /r/hearthstone he demoted the one mod above /u/zaktify right before leaving.

/u/Molster_Diablofans who is part of www.diablofans.com which is part of the curse.com network and is the top mod of /r/heroesofthestorm and recently added fluxflashor to that mod list.

I think some of the other mods /u/divo on /r/hearthstone and /u/AloeRP of /r/heroesofthestorm are worth watching but I don't currently have any evidence that they are also involved.