Can I just comment on how different the reaction is when it's a big subreddit vs small subreddit when it comes to Israel-Palestine situation? It's so obvious that subreddits like r/worldnews are being brigaded by the comments
I have a strong suspicion that sub also has a problem with at least one of the mods being heavily biased and removing things they disagree with or at least temporarily hiding them so they don't get enough upvotes early enough to make the front page. I posted a Reuters article about the air strike on the refugee camp two weeks ago, and after a few hundred upvotes and over 200 comments, it was removed and tagged as "not appropriate subreddit," and was only reapproved about 8 hours later.
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u/AwesomeAsian Nov 13 '23
Can I just comment on how different the reaction is when it's a big subreddit vs small subreddit when it comes to Israel-Palestine situation? It's so obvious that subreddits like r/worldnews are being brigaded by the comments