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Hi all,
It's been roughly a week since post flair was introduced to the subreddit and I thought it would be worthwhile to see what the content looked like:
It's not a robust data set by any measure, but I couldn't find anything better than re-flairing posts by hand and counting them, and well, that's not fun. What I can say is that this chart misses exactly how much more of a proportion questions and career questions would take up if I had crunched the data. As a team we've discussed placing restrictions on these kinds of posts, but in large, they are this subreddit's most abundant content.
The question, then: does the community see this as a problem?
If no, then great, business as usual (**but you need to tell us**). If yes, we have two* potential solutions:
1) Restrict questions/career questions to their open specific day(s).
2) Restrict them to a specific mega-thread.
*3) A better idea?
Give us your thoughts on this and whatever else you deem relevant. Cheers!
*Also, a thank you for this news so I can stop manually flairing posts for what is an overwhelming number of old.reddit users we have.*
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