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minus-square@TheCheddarCheeselink20•2 years agono wonder since most of the subs are only going offline for 2 days
minus-square(deleted-account)link18•2 years agoI couldn’t be the only one who found 2 days to be a ridiculously low time as well.
minus-squareGaryPonderosalink11•2 years agoIt’s long enough to show impact and short enough that reddit will catch flak for replacing the mod teams.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink6•2 years agoIt also lines up with the media attention span. On day 5 “reddit lost users during the blackout” will be a better headline than “blackout still going on fyi”.
minus-square@Mihuylink8•2 years agoYeah its weird that it’s only two days, but also many are going private forever (though reddit will just replace the mods unfortunately)
no wonder since most of the subs are only going offline for 2 days
I couldn’t be the only one who found 2 days to be a ridiculously low time as well.
It’s long enough to show impact and short enough that reddit will catch flak for replacing the mod teams.
It also lines up with the media attention span. On day 5 “reddit lost users during the blackout” will be a better headline than “blackout still going on fyi”.
Yeah its weird that it’s only two days, but also many are going private forever (though reddit will just replace the mods unfortunately)