Open it back up and just stop moderating it? Make them mildly infuriated that you're acting your wage.
this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2023
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Exactly! It's totally unpaid work, after all. Reddit really exposes itself even more as the slave drivers that they really are
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Subreddita belong to the community is not what reddit says when mods abuse their power
"subreddits belong to the community of users who come to the for support" good way to justify kicking a mod with a passion for such a community and forcing people to post only the things you want.
Because if you force people to have fun they'll be happy, of course.
Mhm I just got info that a certain Poo the bear wants to talk to you about strongarming communities. But don't worry, his methods definitely work.
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Hmm, seems like the way to conform with this - is to post clear instructions on how to open a lemmy account and access the relevant community here instead - then the community will really belong to themselves, right?
(If a move to lemmy is going to work, we need to make sure that clear instructions are provided, and there is an easy map of existing subreddits over to new lemmy communities/channels.
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