When I heard about the reddit boycott I was not hopeful. Boycotts like this rarely work, particularly when they have a specific end gate. Management can simply

When I heard about the reddit boycott I was not hopeful. Boycotts like this rarely work, particularly when they have a specific end gate. Management can simply wait you out. But actions like the CEO is taking now shows you that this one is biting. A lot of subreddits have stayed dark. That's personally inconvenient to me and many others but I, for one, am in 100% support of it. This pattern will constantly repeat while the owners are incentivized to extract as much value as possible from those who create it. UGC sites need to be collectively owned. Think: Wikipedia.