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  • I think that is too idealistic. It could very easily go into a downward spiral that a community could never get out of. It happens already on several subreddits already. You may not have experienced it, but I can say it for certain happens. There have even been scifi series written about it that have taken the concept to the extreme.

  • It was more of a response to the minimum account karma.

    Account age is reasonable enough, after the service has grown a bit more.

    However, if people start getting banned for the wrong reasons and have to create new accounts to be able to have discussion. It does create a barrier for that discussion to take place.

  • So no free and open discussion then? Only approved group think will be allowed?

    I understand the benifits of what you are asking, but those are the very things that lead Reddit to what it is now.

  • The reposting has gotten to a whole new level, and the amount of content pulled straight from tiktok and twitter has increased. Also started to see some very uncanny subreddits climbing into r/all.

    I'm done loading that place all together pretty much.