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You might like /r/HistoriansAnswered. I've been getting a lot more out of here ever since I found that sub.

The mods on this sub hate hearing negative feedback. They refuse to implement the obvious solution of tagging posts that have at least 1 moderator approved comment. Their reasons for this are absurd and revolve around wanting to encourage people not to stop after one answer (what percent of questions get that today?) and the effort it would take to implement (it would take no more effort than what is done removing posts currently).

I keep hoping the mods will put their egos aside and simply try to make the sub better. Give it a go for a month and then post a poll asking for feedback. That would be the obvious solution. However, the mods can’t entertain the idea they are wrong. They prefer to argue their way out of the solution as opposed to just trying it.

I suspect more time and energy has been spent shooting down this idea in the past than it would have taken to simply try it.