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  • @[email protected]
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    481 year ago

    Last time I voted for anything on r/Antiwork the mods ignored it and went on an interview with fox news anyway.

    • @[email protected]
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      271 year ago

      This is probably why they won’t shut it down. They’re more interested in the clout than the community.

    • Curtain
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      121 year ago

      The single mod that also did it without the consent of the other mods. They acted alone and represented everyone in a terrible fashion.

      • cloaker
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        41 year ago

        Why would they be, there’s no real community there that needs watching.

  • @[email protected]
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    81 year ago

    They can vote to re-open but only for postanti-worke themed images of furries working for John Oliver.

    …and move to Lemmy

  • Kara
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    51 year ago

    Never really understood the hate for AntiWork, also never really visited it that much though.

    I remember some user posting about how their boss made them like barbeque once a week, and a few comments were about how somebody should crosspost it to r/antiwork, and somehow they’d find a way to hate on it. Then when it was crossposted the comments were all positive, sharing how their bosses did similar things.

  • @bunnyhome
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    41 year ago

    i agree, but the only real way is that people need to be more aware, move to lemmy and just stop using reddit

  • PositiveNoise
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    31 year ago

    I don’t think subreddits can be deleted. A mod could set it to private and then quit being the mod, but then reddit would just appoint new mods.

  • @Patacaman
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    1 year ago

    But can’t they ban or remove all people.? Or allow all banned ones back in?