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The original was posted on /r/modcoord by /u/NatoBoram on 2023-07-06 09:00:47+00:00.

The best ad I saw for Reddit (back before the grand Digg migration) was one day, everyone agreed to stop posting direct links to articles and instead post the links to the Reddit discussions for said articles.

Suddenly, one day, the entire Digg feed was links to Reddit.

We should do the same thing (on say 1 August) to give time for the different federated instances to get accustomed to the higher traffic, more activity on the feed, and more people to welcome the future Reddit refuges, just like Redditors once welcomed us during the Digg 4.0 exodus.

Staying private is doing a lot of damages to Reddit and that’s good, but don’t let yourself be replaced by scabs. As mods, you can make way more effective protests than as regular users. What if, from 1 August forward, all posts were links to Lemmy/Kbin?