RedditRequests are already starting to happen: https://old.reddit.com/r/redditrequest/comments/149z2nd/requ...
Many mods also opened up their subs recently, and users don't seem to care in those subs, it seems.
Many mods also opened up their subs recently, and users don't seem to care in those subs, it seems.
Have there been any big subreddits that protested, opened and asked the users for feedback, then closed again?
Seems once they asked the users, the users voted to open back up.
* going back into blackout once again: 88.6k points
* showing solidarity by blacking out only on Tuesdays going forward: 7115 points
* staying public and not going back into blackout: 7178 points
What subs have voted to open up?
> As of right now, that subreddit currently has recent human moderator activity, so it is not available for Redditrequest at this time. Please note that not all moderator activity is visible to others who are not mods of that sub. But feel free to message the mods and let them know that you'd like to help out, though they are not required to add you. > Also, please note that if there is not active moderation in the future, it will become available for Redditrequest at that time.
If you look at the admin comment posted on /r/ModSupport, it is likely that they'll support a redditrequest sooner or later.