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Yeah, Reddit set it up so that any sub which is inactive for more than 48 hours can have new mods picked for it by the administration. Nothing short of the site going offline would stop the grind.

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Whatif they just go inactive for 47 hours back up and then back down

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I like the way you think

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Then there would be at hour 49 be announcements that to combat abuse of mod systems new mods are created and the accounts of the culpable be banned.

This is a likely option if you hold political power, which for reddit stems from control over the servers via legal rights enforced by lawyers and police forces in the US.

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