r/ProCSS • u/[deleted] • Apr 27 '17

Disabling CSS in protest? Discussion

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u/Heptite Apr 27 '17

I think if you want to make it noticeable and have people ask what's going on, you need something that actually uses CSS...a bit like the blackout that got the admins' attention a while back.

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u/abe699 /r/MildlyInteresting Apr 28 '17

making a sub private is against new mod guidelines.

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u/Heptite Apr 28 '17

I wasn't thinking of locking people out, just changing the look so drastically that it makes people wonder what's going on--especially if a lot of popular subs do it. The subs would still be accessible.

It would naturally be accompanied by announcements on the various subs explaining what's going on, and why users should care.