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r/Piracy is dead, we need to build a huge community here
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this post was submitted on 20 Jun 2023
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I imagine that they are doing this to more than just the piracy sub and it's widespread across reddit communities
They are for sure, there's posts about it everywhere, but they're reaching out individually to each sub (like, individually messaging the moderation teams, even), so it's not like there wasn't at least some conscious effort on their part with regards to r/piracy in particular.