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Not framing these extreme decisions as being community backed.
by goykasi 3y ago
Not framing these extreme decisions as being community backed.
- Balgair 3y agoI mean, how do you propose getting a quorum then? What is your definition of a community? What about lurkers, they're ~90%?
- goykasi 3y agoI don’t know, but that’s besides the point. Does 59% of 1% of subscribers signify a community decision? Maybe action should not have been taken since there wasn’t a quorum.
- skeaker 3y agoThe fact is that they are, and thinking otherwise demonstrates that you don't fully understand how most people on reddit utilize subscriptions. Subscribing to a subreddit is most frequently done so that posts from it can occasionally appear on your front page and nothing more. I would think of the community as the group of people that actually post and comment in a subreddit, and I fully believe that to be <1% of subscribed users.