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Android Community Closure Update
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You know what else is characteristic of Reddit?
Immediately launching into assuming any moderator is horrible and organizing some kind of conspiracy, not ever acknowledging that people could be acting for a reason other than malice.
Malice or not, the fact that Reddit mod supporters keep dodging is that the closure was literally forced by one single mod.
You're grasping at straws to defend the undefendable here. c/android should have never been closed by one mod. The lemmy.world android community should have never been forced by one single mod to become a redirection page to another community on a completely different instance that's mostly moderated by Reddit moderators who kept deleting comments with thousands of upvotes on r/Android that called them out when they decided to create a duplicate community instead of joining this instance's community.
I'm calling out the hypocrisy of jeff who seems to obsess over the pathetic 400 upvotes and calls it being "widely upvoted". Him still intervening to still spread his lie is insulting, especially given that he's the one who kept deleting the highly upvoted comments on r/Android.
There were only two mods, if you're right, and considering the community didn't stay open tells me that either it was unanimous between the two of them or one of them was inactive.
I don't even think what they did was the right way to go about it, but you're just trying to pin these random internet strangers with all sorts of shit for no reason other than to incite what's basically a flamewar.
Also only the creator can close a community on a Lemmy instance, and he said himself that he made the decision alone. The other mod was obviously onboard since he followed him to the new community, but seemingly only after the fact as he was clearly unaware since a few hours before the announcement he tried to create some activity with sticky threads on c/android.
And even if the two made the decision together, again false by the words of the community creator himself, that doesn't make it any more legitimate, which is why I'm calling this "oh but it's two instead of one" argument grasping at straws.