Too soon to tell just yet. A lot of things still need to happen for reddit to fall. We need then to not cave so the subs stay closed and users can migrate here but we also need to be able to handle the influx of users. On the other hand if reddit just removes the mods from the subreddits and replaces them with complicit ones and reopens everything then we would need enough people to be pissed off at such an action to not go back to using reddit and still we need to be able to handle the iinflux of users. Last situation is people go back to reddit temporarily until reddit IPOs and it turns into such a dumpster fire from new rules/restrictions that people just leave
3nt3r
joined 1 year ago
If reddit does IPO I 100% for sure am buying puts. Only enough to the point if I lose the money it wont hurt me but enough money that if reddit tanks I can make a decent chunk if change.
I think a lot of people are going to be disappointed when they find out that its not just sign up and go. Could be a good thing in that it filters out all the lazy people for the time being or it could be a bad thing in that it filters out to many people and not enough people sign up for this to take off
I personally used this tool over PowerDeleteSuite. Has a bit of a nicer GUI as well and an app for every OS
They don't have to find mods for all the smaller subs. The top like 200 subs is all they really need in the short term, probably even less. Those are the subs that make it to the front page constantly. The ones that have the most likes,comments. Those post are what everyone sees on r/popular which millions of people just use reddit to scroll through to see whats on the front page to see if anything interesting is going on. If they can get the top 200 subreddits reliably working that will mean more then the other like 6000 protesting