[seydor]

I see this as a grand opportunity to start new subreddits. It's been decades that the biggest subreddits are being ran by the same aging small group of moderators. The new ones may not be better over time, but it's worth giving it a try.

There's nothing wrong with reddit finally being a bit more serious about their content which is awesome compared to a lot of what is today's internet.

Maybe if they focus on making money they 'll stop their childish grandstanding and culture war