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It was hostile by mods to close a sub like r/nba the day after the finals, and hostile to close an important sub like r/science. A poll with a small fraction of the users that was only up for a few hours and potentially brigaded doesn't mean the majority of actual users wanted those subs to close.


How would the poll have to be done to convince you it's what the majority of actual users want?


Open for a couple days in advance and only for members of that sub. The indefinite one should have opened up for a new vote. Maybe r/nba could have provided a link to an alternative sub for discussing the nba finals on Monday.


> Open for a couple days in advance and only for members of that sub.

How do you do that? Specifically, how would you limit the poll?




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