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While I'm disappointed to see so many Reddit mods bend the knee, I also understand why.
Personally I won't be going back to Reddit after all this and I imagine many other power users won't be returning either.
Would you share your opinion?
I understand why mods of communities would choose to back down and go public again, since the alternative is that reddit admins would take over their sub and potentially/probably ruin it.
So I can understand not wanting to see your community you've spent countless hours caring for, go down the gutters.
I wouldn't take the same action, but I can understand why some of these mods have chosen to give in.