Even funnier to me, there's a not even thinly veiled threat right below it. >Blackout > We respect your right to protest – that’s part of democracy. >This si

Even funnier to me, there's a not even thinly veiled threat right below it. >Blackout > We respect your right to protest – that’s part of democracy. >This situation is a bit different, with some mods leading the charge, some users pressuring mods. We’re trying to work through all of the unique situations. >Big picture: We are tolerant, but also a duty to keep Reddit online. >If people want to do this out of anger, we want to make sure they’re mad for accurate reasons, not over things that are untrue. That’s a loss for everyone. AKA: If you protest we will remove you from the mod team for that sub, and force the sub back to public.