Comment by FyreWulff on 10/09/2021 at 19:55 UTC

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View submission: Opt out of followers, front-end improvements to Reddit search, and an experiment to inspire new communities

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i think they're trying to slowly phase out the idea of subreddits and move to what amounts to topic tags

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Comment by HauntedFurniture at 10/09/2021 at 19:57 UTC

30 upvotes, 1 direct replies

That sounds terrible

Comment by 8Draw at 11/09/2021 at 04:48 UTC

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If every post is auto-cross-posted to every relevant tag/sub, reddit would shift away from echochambers to auto-brigading of interested parties in every thread. And I don't know which is worse tbh

Comment by SirNarwhal at 10/09/2021 at 20:07 UTC

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That'd be great tbh since they really need to remove moderators from the equation. There's many topics I can't discuss on this site for no reason at all since some rando mod at one point or another read a comment completely incorrectly and banned me from said sub. Tbh mods shouldn't even have the ability to ban in general, only quarantine a user, and after repeated infractions only then can they remove someone but it also must have an admin's approval as well.

Comment by NJ_Legion_Iced_Tea at 11/09/2021 at 07:13 UTC

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That's great for the default subs where the same gif gets reposted around but terrible for dedicated boards.