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probably. some of the biggest subreddits (like r/worldnews) that are not participating are supposedly managed by mods/admins on reddit's payroll. so it's a possibility that they could just remove the mods of participating mods and move control to their own contractors. would probably result in an even bigger shitshow.
most of the subreddits should be public after 2 days i believe. some are planning to remain locked out till api issue is resolved. i believe r/videos is one of the largest one planning to stay locked. /trees is another one.
Bhima comments on /r/Trees will be joining the protests and going dark on the 12th
The future of /r/videos. : videos
most of the subreddits should be public after 2 days i believe. some are planning to remain locked out till api issue is resolved. i believe r/videos is one of the largest one planning to stay locked. /trees is another one.
Bhima comments on /r/Trees will be joining the protests and going dark on the 12th
The future of /r/videos. : videos
lol. r/television is locked. but r/movies is not. i guess the latter is managed by mods on reddit's payroll.
They r probably going dark by their local timezone. It's Monday officially in the US and I can see a lot of them have gone private.
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