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Hi everyone, and welcome back. I wanted to take a moment of your time to discuss the current state of the Reddit blackout, and how I feel our subreddit should be involved. As always, I want to understand the collective opinion before any action is taken.
TL:DR: Reddit is killing 3rd party apps by requiring new, massive charges for API usage. This also has a negative impact on the disabled community
NOTE: If you're one of the handful of defeatists who have been saying "it's pointless, stupid, etc;" it's clear that you lack an understanding of how unions and collective action work. Your comments are ignorant and unhelpful, so please keep them to yourselves.
That said, we have a number of options we can take as a community here at r/fulhamfc, each with its own pros and cons. I've listed them below, but am also open to other thoughts you may have:
Option 1: Continue the blackout
In this situation, the subreddit will go back to "Private" mode, where nobody can post or see old posts. The subreddit is effectively closed. Many of the biggest subreddits (/music, /videos, /aww, /futurology and others) are taking this approach. They are going to remain closed until Reddit changes its current course of action.
While I fully support this approach (and it is my personal pick), when we took a vote last week, it was clear that the majority does not want to take this route. I completely respect that and hence, this thread.
Option 2: Weekly "Dark Day"
A number of subreddits are taking this route, and it is being nicknamed "Touch Grass Tuesday's." Most of the subreddits taking this approach are simply going dark (Private mode) every Tuesday. Given the nature of our subreddit (read as: we rarely play on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday), I think this might be a good compromise.
Option 3: Remain "Private," but open the approved user list
In this situation, only those users approved to post can view/post. New users can be added to the list when they apply.
This is the biggest lift from the Mod viewpoint, as I would need to manually approve every user. Huge lift initially, but then it should be minimal. I am 100% open to this approach, should the community choose it.
Option 4: Back to "normal"
No restrictions, no blackouts. We effectively remove ourselves from the collective actions of the greater Reddit community.
Those are what I see as the most realistic 4 options, but if someone has a different thought, please post them in the comments. I will post a poll thread on Friday, and leave it open to voting throughout the weekend.
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