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If someone/some group can’t successfully create a smaller competing subreddit, what prospects would they have to successfully convince over half the existing userbase of a subreddit to formally vote for a “fork”?

>>Michae+(OP)
the issue is that it's very hard to even let their desired audience know that they exist.

the only feasible way (short of like, scraping every comment made on a subreddit and dm'ing each of those users) to reach the audience you're trying to convince to switch to your alternate subreddit is by... posting on the original subreddit. the original subreddit has no incentive to allow your post, and public moderation logs aren't a thing on reddit, so...

>>umbra0+093
So…? It still makes no sense to expect there to be any prospects of accomplishing something vastly harder, regardless.