Considering /r/workreform was already a capitulation/liberalization of the original ideology of /r/antiwork (before its own liberalization) I am 100% not surprised
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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The first two mods of r/workreform were straight-up bankers. The minute they got called on it, their accounts mysteriously disappeared, and 'new accounts' started moderating-- wouldn't surprise me if the same nouveau-elite scumbags were still in that modstaff somewhere, just on accounts that haven't been RES-flagged yet.
In the future, there'll be 2 professions: Cop and Infiltrator Cop.
it's so crazy to me that they can get scabs for a job that doesn't even get any pay.
If I have to work for free, that's hardly a reform.
I am a little lost here, is this about the reddit blackout? or is their something I am missing and they are anti-union, because I can see both.
I can't say for sure. It's possible some mods left because of the API pricing and the remaining ones are look for new mods to fill the vacancies.
I'm doing my most surprised Pikachu face right now.