That's the danger. They already turned over the mod population when they shifted from being normie 4chan to respected publicly traded forum site, and they'll ha

That's the danger. They already turned over the mod population when they shifted from being normie 4chan to respected publicly traded forum site, and they'll have to turn it over again to get out of this. There might not be anything left after they stick to their guns on this - there was a considerable quality and influence drop for the site after the first site recycling. The problem for the Group That Matters is that plenty of them don't have anywhere else to go in order to get what they get out of Reddit, and Reddit crowded out all competitors. They might end up at 4chan themselves, but they'll more likely not go anywhere. Reddit doesn't seem scared at all. They just watched Musk laugh through it.