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What is really happening is reddit is just taking over all the most popular subreddits. They want to control the main vibe of the site. Understandable for a c

• Gunax 7y ago
  You're correct that it isn't surprising. Best action is to bring this to light. Make everyone aware that Reddit is not a free speech zone--its a closely monitored and profit-driven business.
  • blackflame7000 7y ago
    Yes we all know closely moderated speech has been Reddit's hallmark for success.
• charwalker 7y ago
  This sub is popular among a small group but overall despised by the community. It openly flaunts the site rules and promotes content that draws a black eye from media attention. The current moves are though to be aimed at stifling the sub until it dies off vs a full ban as that would quickly draw headiness even though Youtube got the legal go ahead vs free speech rights just this week.
  • blackflame7000 7y ago
    It's one of the largest subreddits there is but yea "small group"
    • charwalker 7y ago
      I meant in terms of overall Reddit users. If it is the 6th most popular web site in the US then however many active, non bot subs this subreddit has is minor and probably makes up a much larger percent of reports and issues than it should. It can't buy awards or make ad revenue (while quarantined) so is a huge cost center and time drain as well.