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The mods at r/popculture pointed it out. And then the screenshot above.
The subreddit drama
Hey everyone, there's a lot of you. You ever think maybe you can just troll them by none stop posting to all their subreddits. Hell the mods are like the same 20 people in over 5000 sub reddits. That's a weak point.
For a brief few years we had communication platforms that could topple dictatorships but now here we are.
Well that means they’re afraid. We’re not calling for anything violent we’re just calling out what we see. It’s a shame that Reddit went red. #boycottreddit
Victual the affluent.
So do we all sign back into our old reddit accounts to say "Luigi" until permaban?
I would upvote this post if you didn't include mention of Luigi in the title. The image and the extreme action isn't about Luigi at all. A mod was banned for upvoting an article from The Guardian about Donald Trump. If it were actually about Luigi then that would actually make more sense as a decision from Reddit admins, but it's not. The user was banned for upvoting trustworthy news about Donald Trump.
I'll never understand why people do unpaid labor for free for capitalists
Many (most?) volunteer moderators are doing unpaid labor for a community they are invested in that happens to be hosted by capitalists because aggregation (and smart phones giving every normie constant access to the internet) killed forum culture.
Reddit became a clownshow 2 years ago, how are people even still enjoying the place?
It's still the only major community hub for loads of hobbies and such. As an example: the Magic the Gathering community here has 1300 members and almost no activity.
Everybody log into your reddit accounts and post "Luigi" everywhere you can.
Let it burn.
How long till the people still using X, Meta, and Reddit products will start to be featured on [email protected] and other related communities?
So sad and happy at the same time. I enjoyed reddit for awhile so its sad to see it go further downhill but kinda happy cause fuck all of that shit they are trying to do.