What an odd post. In the same post ostensibly meant to posture strength and solidarity they go out of their way to point out that there is a good chunk of peop

What an odd post. In the same post ostensibly meant to posture strength and solidarity they go out of their way to point out that there is a good chunk of people that simply cannot live without reddit dot com (in this case a subforum about stopping drinking and a subforum about the war in Ukraine). These groups have not, can not, will not move away from Reddit. Not only is there no real long term plan in general, there isn’t even a bandaid short-term plan for vulnerable groups. As far as I can tell the only “alternatives” on offer are slightly varied copies of the Reddit UI offered by a cornucopia of strangers, each fancying themself as the newer, better, more generous and thoughtful versions of the Reddit founders. It’s a veritable chorus of virtue from a group of people that will read “violentacrez” and knowingly scoff at it even being mentioned, or will Google “violentacrez” for the first time and start writing a defense of their favorite website.