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I don't think anyone has a reasonable belief otherwise. Part of the point is to make reddit take that drastic of an action against its own users by removing mod
by sli 3y ago
I don't think anyone has a reasonable belief otherwise. Part of the point is to make reddit take that drastic of an action against its own users by removing mods and forcing subreddits to reopen.
- satvikpendem 3y agoThe average user won't think about it as a drastic action at all because they will neither know nor care about the blackouts and subsequent re-openings.
- pdksam 3y agoThey will even the subs become a cesspool of spam and low effort content
- satvikpendem 3y agoNo, of course Reddit will recruit mods before they forcibly retake the subs and demod the current mods.
- thebradbain 3y agoI don’t use Reddit, but I did occasionally read Ask Historian threads when they were linked from other places on the internet: Good luck trying to find the actual historians that made the subreddit worth visiting (many often mods themselves, I presume) once said mods are demoted and policies are changed.
- satvikpendem 3y agoThe AskHistorians mods themselves have said that there's no alternative. One way or another, they will be back. As for the rest of the subs that do not need subject matter experts, like r/funny, their demodding will not matter.