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Reddit removed moderators behind the latest protests before restoring a few of them
(www.theverge.com)
this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2023
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I find it strange that The Verge didn't push back on Rathschmidt's statement about "incorrectly marking a community as NSFW." r/mildlyinteresting polled a rule change that allowed NSFW content to be posted to the sub; following the change, it would be incorrect not to mark the sub as NSFW.
They have been removed and reinstated, but now, the sub is no longer marked as NSFW and there isn't any x content. The NSFW content is also very limited.
Tho, there seem to be an issue with displaying posts on the sub. As the latest posts are from 9 days ago (or a single one 8h ago) , which is not right for a sub of that size.