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repost: Should r/Piracy continue protesting?
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this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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My take, I think a piracy subreddit protesting is useless since were already on thin ice. Some people just want advice on any issues they are having and not many of them know about lemmy. If anyone will convince Reddit to change their API policy, it aint us. Let the normies get their questions answered and the news flowing.
I'm just surprised Reddit made the fuss to force r/piracy back open. I'm sure it was a generic "send messages to top X subs" but still.