Totally agree. From what I gather thus far it seems like Reddit wants control of their main content base provided _by the users_ so that they can monetize it an

Totally agree. From what I gather thus far it seems like Reddit wants control of their main content base provided _by the users_ so that they can monetize it and push e.g. ask-me-anythings as ads (AMAs as a service?). Reddit has literally tried to rip control of the mods right out from underneath them, it's ludicrous. See e.g. /r/IAMA mod /u/firedrops asking: > Can you share the contact info with us? At this point it might simplify things if we handle it. Reddit admin /u/kn0thing responding with: > There's nothing to simplify, we have the relationship and we'll let you know the next steps. From: https://www.reddit.com/r/Blackout2015/comments/3c4x6h/leaked_conversation_from_kn0thing_and_the/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Blackout2015/comments/3c4x6h/leaked...