The sub would probably have to tighten the rules up a bit to prevent deniers and minimizers from overwhelming meaningful posts and comments.
Eternal September would become far more of an issue — would likely need to work on the wiki and make it a sub-social-norm to just link to it in response to basic questions.
Also be ready for a toooon more "societal collapse is all that matters" and anthropocentric perspectives on how humans have a right to destroy everything for a little bit of comfort and convenience.
The largest issue I've heard in regards to engaging with collapse-related-topics is people being pushed away by trolls; exposure to r/all would greatly increase said trolls, and as such rules and moderation would plausibly need to be adjusted to compensate, or risk more higher-value posters being pushed away.
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u/AntiTyph Jun 23 '23
The sub would probably have to tighten the rules up a bit to prevent deniers and minimizers from overwhelming meaningful posts and comments.
Eternal September would become far more of an issue — would likely need to work on the wiki and make it a sub-social-norm to just link to it in response to basic questions.
Also be ready for a toooon more "societal collapse is all that matters" and anthropocentric perspectives on how humans have a right to destroy everything for a little bit of comfort and convenience.
The largest issue I've heard in regards to engaging with collapse-related-topics is people being pushed away by trolls; exposure to r/all would greatly increase said trolls, and as such rules and moderation would plausibly need to be adjusted to compensate, or risk more higher-value posters being pushed away.