I don't think that would be possible or worthwhile. Whenever they ban a Subreddit, it's pretty much deleted unless you have specific webpage archives of it. Even if in theory Reddit does unban a banned Subreddit, it would most likely be in cleaned-out state at which point you're better off moving to a new Subreddit.
As far as I know they do actually keep some archives of deleted content. Like user-deleted and mod-deleted posts.
True, but at the same time most Subreddits get banned because Reddit wants them to get banned, more often than not. Although I can see an 'accidentally' banned Subreddit become unbanned.
They keep post data for marketing and metadata sales I think. It's not out of any kind of sincere desire for history to be saved.
No, it still is, and as long Chapocels keep being Chapocels, it will stay that way. Honestly I think it was one of the few good things Reddit has done considering that site is basically the Left-wing version of r/The_Donald.
They only did it after a possible member of the subreddit committed a mass shooting. It took them long enough.
Time to request /r/violentacrez or /r/jailbait and test the limits of Reddit's patience.
Reddit is awful, and I hate that it has become the "default" forum for everything.
What about quarantined subreddits? Those can still be accessed and posted in, so they are pretty much unchanged.
It's amazing how easy it is for redditors to turn any simple lifestyle choice into a crux of their personality and commodify it as some sort of social trend to LARP as moral crusaders. It's like they don't understand how to just not be a faggot about stuff.
It really sucks that game companies seem to reply more frequently on reddit than their own actual forums.
Holy fuck somehow everything has to go back to Gamergate. What does a person who thinks that even look like?
In my headcanon, 90% of Redditors are MovieBob's sock accounts.
An unhinged jaw that stretches to eternity, surrounded by facial pubes, topped with a fedora.
