> All of these posts on the various subreddits link to each other, It's a common post, shared by all subreddits that adhere to the protest. Those subreddits a

> All of these posts on the various subreddits link to each other, It's a common post, shared by all subreddits that adhere to the protest. Those subreddits are listed in /r/popular because tens of thousands of registered users upvote them. The top post on /r/popular this week is the post in /r/vaxhappened calling for action against misinformation, and so far is the top5 post of the past month. > It’s funny because several of these subreddits have rules against cross posting for that reason. Why do you feel it's appropriate or relevant to complain about alleged rules that may or may not exist instead of facing the fact that tens of thousands of registered users subscribing to any of the countless subreddits adhering to this protest actively supporting this message? > It’s possible that 140K people in total are upvoting all of these while others are ignoring it or out of the loop. The amount of people that may or may not be out of the loop is irrelevant. What's relevant is the tens of thousands of registered users that are actively supporting this message. I remind you that the initial thesis was that this was a conspiracy from a hand full of users. Do you actually believe this is a realistic assessment?