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Reddit already made an exception for accessibility focused apps, so your last statement is not accurate. For your first point, the moderators don’t own the sub
by wh0knows 3y ago
Reddit already made an exception for accessibility focused apps, so your last statement is not accurate.
For your first point, the moderators don’t own the subreddits they moderate, so the users should not have to attempt to recreate a community every time they encounter a power-tripping moderator. The moderators are stewards that are supposed to reflect the desires of the community, not owners who get to control the ability to use that community based on their whims.
- theshrike79 3y ago> Reddit already made an exception for accessibility focused apps, so your last statement is not accurate. Reddit picked two accessibility apps seemingly at random and ignored the requests of /r/Blind for example.