this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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I mean blacking out forever should be what r/piracy is doing. If r/piracy reopens, then the admins are more incentivised to ban it, whereas if it remains private, we can still have the description up to redirect visitors to this lemmy, and since the subreddit is private, admins couldn't care less about it since there is no legitimate DMCA claims for a privated subreddit. They might still eventually ban it, but being private will put the act of banning r/piracy into a lower priority, so the lemmy redirect lasts longer.
And if they forcefully reopen it , it looks like they endorse it...not good for the ipo
If it stays private for long someone could try to r/redditrequest it
Interesting point, but I don't they admins care about rules anymore. They just do whatever they feel like. Sure they can give it to someone else, then what? Change the description to "Piracy is Bad"? Thats the same as getting banned. The way I see it, r/piracy is getting banned sooner or later, but privating it will make us less of a priority to admins and its giving us more time to recuit people.