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Reddit policy changes make sitewide protests nearly impossible

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Reddit policy changes make sitewide protests nearly impossible

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Reddit changes the rules to make sitewide protests much more difficult. Moderators will now have to get admin approval when switching a subreddit from public to private or when adding a NSFW tag.

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Sounds like something you would do if you were about to remove a very popular feature like old reddit in the coming months.
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  Yeah… something big must be coming and they’re gearing up for it.
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  Old.reddit is definitely on the chopping block and this is the precursor
  
  It provides limited API functionality still and it avoids the shit ad filled new reddit page
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    Anything but old.reddit is beyond shit.
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      Whelp… expect to not be having it in the near future cause that’s next to go

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