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Of course there are within their rights from a legal pov. Doesn't change the fact that it's a terrible, outright hostile move.

• goatlover 3y ago
  It was hostile by mods to close a sub like r/nba the day after the finals, and hostile to close an important sub like r/science. A poll with a small fraction of the users that was only up for a few hours and potentially brigaded doesn't mean the majority of actual users wanted those subs to close.
  • Timon3 3y ago
    How would the poll have to be done to convince you it's what the majority of actual users want?
    • goatlover 3y ago
      Open for a couple days in advance and only for members of that sub. The indefinite one should have opened up for a new vote. Maybe r/nba could have provided a link to an alternative sub for discussing the nba finals on Monday.
      • Timon3 3y ago
        > Open for a couple days in advance and only for members of that sub. How do you do that? Specifically, how would you limit the poll?