People are claiming this is disinformation, but it’s not. They’re saying “its been a rule at reddit since they did it with /r/kotakuinaction to remove a top mod if they do something the community doesn’t like.”

Ah yes, when the top mod of /r/kotakuinaction finally had a change of heart and realized pushing division, hate, and misogyny might be a bad thing and shut down the sub. Then reddit re-opened the vile hub of scum and villainy, because we really needed them on reddit apparently, because they got good engagement. Nevermind how much brigading they did, how much hateful rhetoric they spewed, and how much they shat up the site with their garbage.

It was bullshit when it happened back then because the site would have been better without /r/kotakuinaction and its fucking crazed gamer shitheads. It’s bullshit now that they’re using it to break the strike.

On top of all the astroturfing so there is no way to know how many users in each sub actually want the protest to continue, because reddit is hammering each thread with pro-reddit, anti-protest comments from “totally real users.”