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Except you can start your own subreddit and choose your own moderation policies. The inaccurately named /r/conservative has a lot of traffic and there are many

• zaroth 4y ago
  I think some people tried that once…
• PM_me_your_math 4y ago
  That's a funny joke considering 99% of subs which don't carry water is eventually banned for "misinformation" and is filled with bad actors and sock puppets.
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• atlantic 4y ago
  Being able to start a subreddit is meaningless, when right-leaning subreddits are systematically shut down, or restricted to the point of becoming inoperative, as soon as they pass a certain threshold popularity.
  • andybak 4y ago
    Citation needed
  • anigbrowl 4y ago
    In practice, the threshold of popularity seems to be that where the members of the subreddit feel comfortable raiding others.
• mensetmanusman 4y ago
  Many were banned.