Subreddits reopened as requested, but with new rules.
a news editor who writes about technology, video games, and virtual worlds. He’s submitted several accepted emoji proposals to the Unicode Consortium.Reddit appears to be ramping up the pressure on moderators to open communities that closed in the blackout protest against recently announced platform changes.
The mod’s post also announced a vast number of changes to the subreddit’s rules that hew more closely to Reddit’s general requirements, while also undoing many of the norms and rule tweaks that were in place to improve the quality of content. The changes include no longer requiring users to do basic research and lowering the standard for what the subreddit counts as spam.
Reddit users have been protesting over planned API changes that will force popular third-party apps like Apollo to
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