Comment by Grefyrvos on 24/04/2017 at 21:58 UTC

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View submission: With the news of Reddit potentially overhauling its CSS method of subreddit styling in the near future, maybe now would be a good time to express appreciation for the work r/stevenuniverse's mod team has done to make this a pretty sub

As someone with a degree in Computer Science, there is nothing that I can't stand more than corporations continually changing things and removing useful features in the process (or not adding features that should be added). I'm tired of the trend of sites going to WYSIWYG design methodology, I'm tired of sites that desperately need new features added skip adding them and instead removing other features to make the product more common denominator for people that aren't even going to be courted by it, I'm tired of not being given OPTIONS to choose between / tired of being told by someone else on high what the only "options" are, etc.

I firmly believe that users (both normal and developers (in our case, mods being the developers)) should be given as much control over things as possible (options..!), not having those options taken away and centralized by some larger "faceless" entity, even if "well, we're actually improving a bunch of things, but we need to do this because of that" is the line being thrown around.

So, mods, keep fighting the good fight. I'm pretty sure that most, if not all, of us have your backs on this one.

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