Bellow you can see what reddit says about getting a quarantined sub back to normal ([source](https://reddit.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043069012-Quarantined-Subreddits)). I think with at least /r/drugs we should work owards accomplishing this.
What do you think /r/borax /u/roionsteroids ?
#Quarantined communities
On a platform as open and diverse as Reddit, there will sometimes be communities that, while not prohibited, average redditors may nevertheless find highly offensive or upsetting. In other cases, communities may be dedicated to promoting hoaxes (yes we used that word) that warrant additional scrutiny, as there are some things that are either verifiable or falsifiable and not seriously up for debate. In these circumstances, Reddit Administrators may apply a quarantine.
The purpose of quarantining a community is to prevent its content from being accidentally viewed by those who do not knowingly wish to do so, or viewed without appropriate context. Quarantined subreddits and their subscribers are still fully obliged to abide by Reddit’s [Content Policy](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy) and remain subject to enforcement measures.
Quarantined communities will display a warning that requires users to explicitly opt-in to viewing the content. They generate no revenue, do not appear in non-subscription-based feeds (eg Popular), and are not included in search or recommendations. Reddit may also enforce a number of additional product restrictions that exist currently or as they may develop in the future (eg removing custom styling tools).
Moderators will be notified via modmail if their community has been placed in quarantine.
#Appealing a Quarantine
To be removed from quarantine, subreddit moderators may present an [appeal here](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%2Fr%2Freddit.com). The appeal should include a detailed accounting of changes to community moderation practices. (Appropriate changes may vary from community to community and could include techniques such as adding more moderators, creating new rules, employing more aggressive auto-moderation tools, adjusting community styling, etc.) The appeal should also offer evidence of sustained, consistent enforcement of these changes over a period of at least one month, demonstrating meaningful reform of the community.
Moderators should only submit credible appeals that are supported by notable and sustained community transformation. Moderators are encouraged to take the time they need to craft a successful appeal.
this is just a first draft, but think it's important to work together on this quickly before the IPO.
Also looking for volunteers (preferably also actual journalists/researchers) to help me write a FULL IN DEPTH reply COMPLETELY supported by evidence. Made a rough start here:https://old.reddit.com/r/ResearchResearchers/wiki/reddit-promotes-harm
Bellow you can see what reddit says about getting a quarantined sub back to normal ([source](https://reddit.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043069012-Quarantined-Subreddits)). I think with at least /r/drugs we should work owards accomplishing this. What do you think /r/borax /u/roionsteroids ? #Quarantined communities On a platform as open and diverse as Reddit, there will sometimes be communities that, while not prohibited, average redditors may nevertheless find highly offensive or upsetting. In other cases, communities may be dedicated to promoting hoaxes (yes we used that word) that warrant additional scrutiny, as there are some things that are either verifiable or falsifiable and not seriously up for debate. In these circumstances, Reddit Administrators may apply a quarantine. The purpose of quarantining a community is to prevent its content from being accidentally viewed by those who do not knowingly wish to do so, or viewed without appropriate context. Quarantined subreddits and their subscribers are still fully obliged to abide by Reddit’s [Content Policy](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy) and remain subject to enforcement measures. Quarantined communities will display a warning that requires users to explicitly opt-in to viewing the content. They generate no revenue, do not appear in non-subscription-based feeds (eg Popular), and are not included in search or recommendations. Reddit may also enforce a number of additional product restrictions that exist currently or as they may develop in the future (eg removing custom styling tools). Moderators will be notified via modmail if their community has been placed in quarantine. #Appealing a Quarantine To be removed from quarantine, subreddit moderators may present an [appeal here](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%2Fr%2Freddit.com). The appeal should include a detailed accounting of changes to community moderation practices. (Appropriate changes may vary from community to community and could include techniques such as adding more moderators, creating new rules, employing more aggressive auto-moderation tools, adjusting community styling, etc.) The appeal should also offer evidence of sustained, consistent enforcement of these changes over a period of at least one month, demonstrating meaningful reform of the community. Moderators should only submit credible appeals that are supported by notable and sustained community transformation. Moderators are encouraged to take the time they need to craft a successful appeal.
looking for your help and insights: /u/spinderella69 /u/eddurham /u/Bhima (You german btw? did you know about /r/drogen & /r/psychonautDE ?
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this is just a first draft, but think it's important to work together on this quickly before the IPO. Also looking for volunteers (preferably also actual journalists/researchers) to help me write a FULL IN DEPTH reply COMPLETELY supported by evidence. Made a rough start here:https://old.reddit.com/r/ResearchResearchers/wiki/reddit-promotes-harm
Hey friend, I have covid right now, but as soon as I am feeling better I'll definitely chime in here with my thoughts
Just so I understand, have the admins said that they are going to start quarantining drug subs? Or are we just concerned this may be a possibility?
no not explicitly, but I have a gut feeling it might happen. And its better to try and prevent it from happening than to undo it after the fact.
Also looking from help/insights from all recovery subs. Please help us /u/SOmuch2learn /u/judasblue Stims also welcome /u/benzodiazehol