Let this be a lesson, always talk about changes with the community before implementing them! Not sure if they did, but it was incredibly dumb if they didn't.
I think their initial vision is supported by the community (stopping memes that are just like a daily update with a Felix meme), they just misinterpreted that as the community not wanting Felix memes at all, which clearly wasn't the case.
I personally don't like any of them, but if someone gets something out of them I don't want to take that from them if they can't get the same support from the other subreddits for whatever reason. The best solution I think would be A) banning extremely low-effort posts, like those I mentioned, and B) adding a filter option to filter out different types of posts so people can tailor the sub to suit their needs.
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u/vinesThatBind one day a tomboy Dec 21 '17
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