The massive subs like worldnews or AskReddit didn't even shut down, I doubt :reddit-logo: cares about anything else. It's not a coincidence that a handful of moderators on there are in charge of hundreds of large subs.
Ahead of the Tuesday post, more than 300 subreddits had committed to staying dark indefinitely, SpicyThunder335 said. The list included some hugely popular subreddits, like r/aww (more than 34 million subscribers), r/music (more than 32 million subscribers), and r/videos (more than 26 million subscribers). Even r/nba committed to an indefinite timeframe at arguably the most important time of the NBA season.
The massive subs like worldnews or AskReddit didn't even shut down, I doubt :reddit-logo: cares about anything else. It's not a coincidence that a handful of moderators on there are in charge of hundreds of large subs.
Did you even read the OP?