> It was met with unanimous wtf is wrong with you, go outside. “Go outside” is an ironic comment, given that the subreddit blackout doesn’t appear to be all th

> It was met with unanimous wtf is wrong with you, go outside. “Go outside” is an ironic comment, given that the subreddit blackout doesn’t appear to be all that popular among casual Reddit users. It’s popular among the chronically online people who use Reddit so much that they’re intimately involved in every detail of the site, but 98-99% of users don’t use 3rd party clients. > I get the feeling spez is creating new accounts and posting as them again. It’s getting weird that Redditors are turning into conspiracy theorists, believing that anyone who disagrees with the popular narrative must be a shill, a plant, or the CEO himself speaking to them. No, the CEO of Reddit isn’t spending all day coming to your niche subreddit, creating new accounts, and sockpuppeting opinions to the handful of people there.