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View submission: The history of the /r/xkcd kerfuffle.
I see. I really meant subreddits about his work, not subreddits critical of his work. I'm not sure how to word that as a rule, though, but I meant the "default sub that a fan would subscribe to," like you said.
The problem with setting up mirror subs is when links to them on the original sub are censored, like what's happening now, and new subscribers won't know about the problems. But I'm sure you knew that already.
Comment by badbrownie at 09/02/2014 at 00:39 UTC
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I know it's hard to move a community. /r/trees managed it but if the original mod is a heavy-handed censor then it's hard. I just believe that your cure (let randall decide) is worse than the disease.