In a significant pushback against X, numerous subreddits have begun blocking links to the platform, with over two dozen already implementing restrictions. This grassroots movement, initially sparked by r/newjersey, gained traction through shared posts that criticize X's politics and user access limitations. Moderators from affected communities have emphasized their decisions were not a planned trend, highlighting the importance of community autonomy on Reddit. The movement reflects broader concerns about the role of social media in shaping discourse and highlights user frustrations regarding X's usability dynamics.
We weren't trying to start a trend, and we never expected to go viral. Not everyone will agree with our choice...but...that's a good thing.
X has made it increasingly difficult for users to view posts if they aren't logged in.
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