Two of the biggest Reddit communities reopened in the funniest way possible

“All posts must be images of John Oliver looking sexy.”

“It’s like a protest in a city that goes on too long, and the rest of the citizens of the city would like to go about their lives,” he said to me.

When I pointed out that top posts on r/all were about the protests, he noted that those posts didn’t allow comments. “If there were comments on there, I bet I can tell you what those comments would say. They would say “knock this off, it’s annoying.”

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

verge /  🏆 94. in US

United States Latest News, United States Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman: Reddit “was never designed to support third-party apps”Reddit CEO Steve Huffman: Reddit 'was never designed to support third-party apps'
Read more »

RIF developer counters Reddit CEO’s claims he didn’t want to work with Reddit“I am willing to work with Reddit.”
Read more »

The Reddit Blackout Is Breaking RedditThe company’s changes to its data access policies has effectively priced out third-party developers who make mobile applications for browsing Reddit; two of the most popular options, Reddit Is Fun and Apollo, are both shutting down.
Read more »

‘Awards Chatter’ Podcast [LIVE] — John Mulaney (‘John Mulaney: Baby J’)At a celebration of the podcast's 500th episode, the comedian reflects on his path from comedy student to 'Saturday Night Live' writer and host; his five standup specials, including his latest, on Netflix, which addresses his battle with addiction; and whether he would say yes if asked to host the Oscars.
Read more »

Reddit says it won’t overrule mods and force subreddits back open“We are not... unilaterally reopening communities.”
Read more »

Reddit CEO slams protesters, says he'll change site rulesSteve Huffman, the Reddit CEO, told NBC News in an interview that a user protest on the site this week is led by a minority of moderators and doesn’t have wide support.
Read more »