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Reddit takes over one of the biggest protesting subreddits
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this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2023
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And if they did that, the admins would just boot the mods and bring in scabs anyways. There is no way that any continuing protests won't end like that at this point. Admins have made it very clear...get with the program, or fuck off.
Why would the admins do that? The mods would have reopened the sub and followed the rules.
Unless the admins lay down a new set of rules... in which case the mods can lazily comply with it again, and on and on
Because they already did it to r /interestingasfuck and many others. Some even in spite of user protests.
that's because they all drastically changed the rules. I'm talking about quiet quitting. That's harder to spot.
Tell that to the mods of r/cyberpunkgame...
"Lack of moderation/failure to moderate". The admins have banned plenty of subs for it in the past, replacing the mods is actually a measured approach for them.