I suggested it to /r/modcoord and /r/save3rdpartapps but the request remains in mod queue due to being a new account after deleting old one.
But, yes for pure potential chaos of the headlines Reddit might make if they ban talks of Taiwan being a country and Tiananmen Squaremassacre 1989 is what I would love to see.
Why wouldn't comrades be for it?
I'm sure they'd also like to see where Reddit stands. If Reddit brings down the ban hammer then they can declare Reddit conquered and declare it their secondary haven.
This is putting Reddit to the test to see where they lie politically. Then comrades from /r/sino can come out freely. I'm sure they don't like the mention of Taiwan as a country or Tiananmen Square massacre 1989, but it could be seen as merely a false statement for the better good.
And I don't mean doing this on kbin.social/m/RedditMigration
It's posting in that manner of adding #Taiwanisacountry #TiananmenSquaremassacre1989 at the end of posts on subs that are protesting on reddit.com. It allows subs to stay on topic like reddit wishes.
No need for hostilities to comrades. This should only be a reddit.com only move.
Yes.
Thought it would be fun to see with how lot of celebrities upon mistakenly acknowledging Taiwan as a country would profusely apologize so they don't get canceled by China. Blizzard comes to mind too. I'd like to see what Reddit does.
So every comment or thread is normal just at the end you'd have to write down. So functionally everything is the exact same. People post what they normally do and subreddits can stay on topic. Only the requirement of:
If TiananmenSquaremassacre1989 is too extreme. Then Taiwan is a country would suffice with it having caused Capitalist hungry Western companies to cave to the might of China and grovel.