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  • Maya
    9•3 years ago

    Does it need to be tackled? I mean, I think it’s a good thing about the reddit ecosystem that you have multiple communities dedicated to the same topic but which have different mod policies, say. To the extent that it can devolve into namesquatting, we can always repo the name later.

    Maybe we should ask that there be a point of clarification in the sidebar?