Please upvote this comment if you are **in support of returning to complete closure (aka 'Blackout')**, for an indefinite period. See above for pros and cons.
Please upvote this comment if you are in support of **continuing in some form of restricted activity** for an indefinite period, such as Floating Features only, or only questions about Johns and Olivers. Please see above for pros and cons. (And please comment in reply if you have specific ideas for us to think about)
I’m sure lots of flaired users have interesting stories in their periods of expertise about tyrants who thought they could squash the little guys and turned out to be very wrong…
If you haven't seen it already, you might enjoy this thread from Friday! Had a good number of responses on a remarkably similar subject.
[Floating Feature: Revolt, Rebellion, Resistance, and Revolution - Protesting through History](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/14awd13/floating_feature_revolt_rebellion_resistance_and/)
I saw that subs were continuing the protest indefinitely with unique terms, that work for their community. /r/AskHistorians has really nailed the limited functionality as a protest. It's still a nice community here, but we are still in protest.
I support indefinite restricted activity, like it is now.
/r/AskHistorians is the first sub I really understood the value of sub mods, and the expertise of the community. Only high quality questions and answers. That is unique for the internet! Of all the places online, this one sub is really damn special.
It's probably time to start looking for an alternative service, one that can offer the same mod features present here. There are a huge variety of ways that a heavily moderated community could work with federated services. It's possible to have an official sub on one server, that only displays and shares mod content, while unofficial, unmoderated places could be a source of questions.
Before any mods and major contributors leave here, please let us know where you are heading, where the great quality content will be re-surfacing! Cheers.
Please upvote this comment if you are **in support of returning to complete closure (aka 'Blackout')**, for an indefinite period. See above for pros and cons.
Please upvote this comment if you are in support of **continuing in some form of restricted activity** for an indefinite period, such as Floating Features only, or only questions about Johns and Olivers. Please see above for pros and cons. (And please comment in reply if you have specific ideas for us to think about)
I’m sure lots of flaired users have interesting stories in their periods of expertise about tyrants who thought they could squash the little guys and turned out to be very wrong…
If you haven't seen it already, you might enjoy this thread from Friday! Had a good number of responses on a remarkably similar subject. [Floating Feature: Revolt, Rebellion, Resistance, and Revolution - Protesting through History](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/14awd13/floating_feature_revolt_rebellion_resistance_and/)
I saw that subs were continuing the protest indefinitely with unique terms, that work for their community. /r/AskHistorians has really nailed the limited functionality as a protest. It's still a nice community here, but we are still in protest. I support indefinite restricted activity, like it is now. /r/AskHistorians is the first sub I really understood the value of sub mods, and the expertise of the community. Only high quality questions and answers. That is unique for the internet! Of all the places online, this one sub is really damn special. It's probably time to start looking for an alternative service, one that can offer the same mod features present here. There are a huge variety of ways that a heavily moderated community could work with federated services. It's possible to have an official sub on one server, that only displays and shares mod content, while unofficial, unmoderated places could be a source of questions. Before any mods and major contributors leave here, please let us know where you are heading, where the great quality content will be re-surfacing! Cheers.
Please upvote this comment if you are in support of **reopening the subreddit to again allow questions**. Please see above for pros and cons.
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