r/Redditltion was founded this morning in response to the recent rule change by the administrators which eliminated vote counts from Reddit, opening the door for rampant vote brigading, especially in the smaller subs like r/conspiracy. If we can get enough subscribers in r/Redditlution maybe we can change the minds of the admins. r/Redditlution has one intended goal and that is to reverse this recent change in vote count rules. Without vote counts, be they slightly inaccurate vote counts, small subs like ours won't be able to detect when we're being vote brigaded, which occurs here more than any other sub I frequent.

At the moment the sub only has 2 subscribers, but if we can get a fair amount of r/conspiracy's free thinkers to subscribe to r/Redditlution then Redditlution will become a trending sub and that many more Redditors will be able to see it and decide if its something they would like to take part in. The first step is to have the sub gain some traction, that's where we come in. Just imagine if there is an entire subreddit devoted to an unpopular rule made by the admins that no one even asked for in the 1st place. Now imagine that sub has hundreds of thousands of vocal critics of the admins newest change to Reddit. We can have several daily submissions there on how entire threads were hijacked and vote brigaged without any transparency.

If we can get this sub off the ground then my next step would be to recruit the mods of smaller subs to our effort and ask them to plug our new sub, because they have a stake in this fight as well. The only way we can get the almighty admins to reverse this atrocity of a change to Reddit is by getting the smaller subs to unite around this recent change and make it a rallying point. The mods of the small subs know how easily their subreddits can be manipulated now, so this is your chance, subscribe to r/Redditlution, get it to the point where it is a trending subreddit and it will get that much more visibility. These are our options, get organized or get marginalized.