> Every time you kill a subreddit or facebook group, 99% of the users stop participating in that kind of content, and the other 1% scurry off to some out of sig

> Every time you kill a subreddit or facebook group, 99% of the users stop participating in that kind of content, and the other 1% scurry off to some out of sight echo chamber... > It's important to let people with divergent views to feel some sort of social pressure to change. I would love to have actual discussions with people regarding certain views I hold. But quite often others just refuse to even entertain that I have a different view because x and y. And to them I am just dumb/uneducated/other things to discredit me having an opinion at all. Hell, I went quite a bit more towards "bad" opinions, just because that side is more accepting of discussion/dissent. It isn't just corporations banning subreddits/websites that drive people into echochambers, but also people simply refusing to engage at all.