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Yes, Indefinitely (sub remains private and read-only) - 2457 votes
Yes, Indefinitely (sub remains private with existing members able to post/comment) - 477 votes
Yes, Partially -- "Touch-Grass-Tuesdays” where the sub becomes private/read-only on Tuesdays) - 171 votes
No, full stop. - 583 votes
Most of the comments are not happy about the decision, complaining that the poll was up for only 15 hours and most users didn't even have to vote. Only 4k votes in a sub with 577k members doesn't sound very legit.
You'd be surprised how small the active userbase of large subreddit are. There are subreddits with millions of subscribers that rarely see more than 1,000 comments or 10,0000 votes.
But still, a flash poll that lasted less than a day and that most people didn't even have the chance to participate in is not very representative...
Care to back up this claim with some actual evidence?
Meanwhile there were two subreddits I was in that took a poll beforehand and both had "block indefinitely" as the winning choice by members by a large degree.
Granted they were but two out of basically millions but your response have scant little else to go on.
If you can't provide evidence then I'll consider it safe to place your claim in the "unproven" catagory.