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Thats why I argue that the boycott should be user driven and not mod driven. Let each user individually decide if they want to boycott rather than trying to fo
by nerdix 3y ago
Thats why I argue that the boycott should be user driven and not mod driven. Let each user individually decide if they want to boycott rather than trying to force everyone into a boycott but shutting down entire subs.
- COGlory 3y agoEvery subreddit I read that closed down first had a poll. All the polls were overwhemlingly for closing indefinitely.
- AlexandrB 3y agoReddit doesn't seem to be ok with that either as there are reports they're undeleting content users delete in protest. The basic message is: "we control every aspect of content you put on here".
- satvikpendem 3y agoWell, according to their TOS, they do. It's really no different than any other site being able to use what you post on there.
- mrtranscendence 3y agoThey have the right to reverse deletions, but it's a supremely bad look and if they're really doing it (this is the first I've heard of it) I hope they catch a huge amount of flack. There could be very good reasons for some of those deletions that might impact safety, job security, or personal relationships.
- parrellel 3y agoI manually deleted all my content on Wednesday afternoon. As of 8 am this morning all the comments were restored. So, yep, they're definitely undeleting content.