Many of Reddit's most popular communities remain on strike beyond the planned 48-hour blackout
Some subreddits have resumed normal service, but even on those, many users are urging moderators to re-take action. “All mods should step back, turn off their automods and mod tools, and let the spam flow for a day or so,” commented one user on
Hoffman’s memo said the company had no intention of backing down on the controversial API changes. “The most important things we can do right now are stay focused, adapt to challenges, and keep moving forward. We absolutely must ship what we said we would,” he wrote.
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