Indefinite Blackout: Next Steps, Polling Your Community, and Where We Go From Here - r/ModCoord
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300+ subs have already announced that they are in it for the long haul, prepared to remain private or otherwise inaccessible indefinitely until Reddit provides an adequate solution. These include powerhouses like:
/r/aww (34.1m)
/r/music (32.3m)
/r/videos (26.6m)
/r/futurology (18.7m)
But more is needed for Reddit to act.
It was always inevitable. It’s a proprietary platform, sooner or later someone wants to make more money. You were just making some rich people richer all these times.
Well, I just ran Power Delete Suite and removed my 11 year old account. It was good as long as it lasted.