How can we reopen the FF14 subreddit?

[Anonemoose]

The official Discord doesn't want to hear dissent and kicked a bunch of people who don't agree with the blackout and mute you if you disagree. The blackout vote is brigaded since it's open to everyone and pro-blackout Redditors vote continue on every blackout vote against the wishes of FF14 players who use the subreddit.

I'm at a loss here and I miss being able to post on the subreddit and it seems like the blackout will just continue forever. It's a huge blow to the community for the mods to continue the blackout indefinitely even when spez doesn't care so the blackout only hurts the community without giving us anything in return. Other social media platforms just aren't really the same as Reddit.

Anyone have any idea how we can reopen the subreddit? I've been thinking of finding some people together to request to mod a private sub as it's against the Reddit rules.

Sorry if this post violates forum guidelines but there's nowhere else to talk since the subreddit mods censored everything (they banned a lot of people on the discord)

I think the internet would be a better place without Reddit and I hope the entire website collapses. But hopes and dreams are free and that's very unlikely to happen. My own personal biases aside, I think it's admirable and respectable that people are taking a stand for what they believe in, even if I don't agree with them. I feel the same way when the eco-terrorists glue themselves in a canoe onto the highway during peak hour. Yes it's annoying and inconvenient, but at least they're putting themselves out there for a cause greater than themselves because of their convictions which is more than most people would ever do. Apparently, that includes you, who would go even further and gladly throw people who have worked for years to build that community under the bus for the sake of your own convenience.

[dansetal]

I think the internet would be a better place without Reddit and I hope the entire website collapses. But hopes and dreams are free and that's very unlikely to happen. My own personal biases aside, I think it's admirable and respectable that people are taking a stand for what they believe in, even if I don't agree with them. I feel the same way when the eco-terrorists glue themselves in a canoe onto the highway during peak hour. Yes it's annoying and inconvenient, but at least they're putting themselves out there for a cause greater than themselves because of their convictions which is more than most people would ever do. Apparently, that includes you, who would go even further and gladly throw people who have worked for years to build that community under the bus for the sake of your own convenience.

How is it admirable and respectable to be a nuisance to 99% of people who use that sub