"The ability to instantly change Community Type settings has been used to break the platform and violate our rules," Reddit VP of community Laura Nestler explained, emphasizing that the new requirement for admin approval is aimed at protecting Reddit's integrity. Reddit is concerned about the actions by moderators that undermine the platform's long-term health and community standards, highlighting the balance between user autonomy and maintaining order within the platform.
"Going private made Google searches worse, too," acknowledges Reddit, reflecting on the impact of community protests. This change in policy underscores the necessity of a more regulated approach to subreddit management. By enforcing these rules, Reddit aims to ensure that content remains accessible and usable, thereby preserving its operational integrity and aligning the moderators' actions with the overall health of the community.
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