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You really can't make your own if you're going up against an established subreddit. This applies doubly so if it's an established region based subreddit i.e. c
by evandale 3y ago
You really can't make your own if you're going up against an established subreddit.
This applies doubly so if it's an established region based subreddit i.e. city, state, province, or country, and IMO these are the most problematic subreddits for overmoderation. Finding non-partisan regional subreddits is damn near impossible.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoThere's two popular NYC subreddits. If two, why not three?
- eppp 3y agoBut then people complain about getting banned from the said subreddit for not following the rules that make it what it is. It seems like you want to engage an already established community and just ignore the people that are currently there and play by the existing rules.
- bheadmaster 3y ago> people complain about getting banned from the said subreddit for not following the rules That's not at all what I'm saying. There are a few subreddits with fair mods who enforce the rules fairly, but the great majority doesn't - they are the rules, and if they don't like you, tough tiddies. Making it effectively a "mod and minions", not a real community with real rules.