> an odd sense of entitlement as if Reddit should run every idea, change or whatever by their users for approval I think that's because Reddit has fostered the

> an odd sense of entitlement as if Reddit should run every idea, change or whatever by their users for approval I think that's because Reddit has fostered the idea that its users form real communities and it has let them self-administer to a large extent. In modern society, that comes with expectations of something like a democratic process. People then get angry when Reddit violates those expectations and acts like an autocratic corporation.