Context: Tulsa, Oklahoma yesterday experienced a series of storms with high winds that caused widespread damage and left most of the city without power. Residents expected the sub to reopen as soon as possible to discuss the storm, however the mods only reopened approximately 3 hours ago.
https://www.reddit.com/r/tulsa/comments/14cxbeo/were_back_up_due_to_storm/
Mod says that the storm knocked out his ability to get on reddit to open up the sub.
https://www.reddit.com/r/tulsa/comments/14cxbeo/were_back_up_due_to_storm/jon2l86/?context=3
User points out that mods were commenting and posting on reddit while the sub was locked down.
https://www.reddit.com/r/tulsa/comments/14cxbeo/were_back_up_due_to_storm/jon3o07/?context=3
Mod 'defends' himself by saying Reddit admins told them that if the sub remained private, it would be considered abandoned. Gets heavily downvoted.
Almost the entire thread has comments from users angry at the mods' attitude to keeping the sub closed during the storm.
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Makes the pathetic /r/pics losers look so bad, the /r/nba thread is literally wall to wall janny hatred like I've never seen before [+24k] https://old.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/14cbtjv/who_here_is_in_favor_of_just_replacing_these_shit/
Why did /r/pics tolerate it?
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I don't think anyone goes specifically to /r/pics. Its just a filler sub that shows on peoples feed.
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Surely /r/tulsa has a huge influence on the survival of elderly in a heat wave during a GLOBAL FRICKING PANDEMIC
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