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Quezovercoatl posted...

The moderators are just users. If you don't acknowledge the userbase as having any power you're on the side of corporate greed whether you know it or not.

The userbase as a whole has power. A tiny percentage of the userbase with a small escalation of site access privileges does not have any more power than any other small percentage of the userbase in the long run. They're borrowing power--renting it, really. The cost of their power is to follow the moderator agreement (which they're breaking by arbitrarily closing/locking subreddits)

You say "siding with corporate greed," I say "most people don't use third party apps nor care about this protest and the certified Reddit mods are whining about the lack of support"