As a fellow mod, I agree. The people that actually interact with the site overwhelmingly support the protests (look at every poll thats been posted asking for f

As a fellow mod, I agree. The people that actually interact with the site overwhelmingly support the protests (look at every poll thats been posted asking for feedback). The vast bulk of users though? They have such LOW engagement with the site (they're just passive consumers) they can't even be bothered to vote in a poll. I go to reddit about once a day now to just see if there is any active mod things I need to take care of and I'm seeing my home page be way more static--things are hanging out for over a day when it used to be my landing page was changing over every few hours. So traffic numbers may not have plummeted during the protest, but you can't tell me engagement hasn't fallen right in the toilet.