Reddit is taking control of nefarious subreddits whose leaders didn’t like its API pricing changes and closed their communities to the public. Most recently, it took back r/malefashionadvice, a subreddit with than 5 million subscribers. (The Verge)
Tilt Take: Don’t think you’re exempt from third-party control of your audience because you operate on seemingly open platforms that don’t follow traditional social media routes.
