Is r/Dallas banning discussion about banning links to xitter?! 
https://old.reddit.com/r/Dallas/comments/1i7rk4u/is_rdallas_banning_discussion_about_banning_links/
https://old.reddit.com/r/Dallas/comments/1i74v9p/hey_rdallas_xcom_ban_when/
Links to DFWScanner are highly utilized on both /r/Dallas and /r/FortWorth any time an accident/pileup/shooting comes up; it wouldn't make sense to ban it.
/u/Dallas-ModTeam appears to be scrubbing the sub of any mention of this. Based on that, I would say the answer is no, they intend to have no discussion about it.
edit: mods have made the decision to allow a platform that is a vehicle for disinformation and MAGA propaganda to continue to be used here. vote accordingly.
how do we elect new mods?
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It's funny since the Dallas mods are gigalibs. It basically functions as a DFW Democrat rallying forum half the time, and it's still not enough for these freaks.
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Tbh, Texas related subs seem to be more normie/less lib than other place/state/city subs I've seen, I don't know why though
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I can't image what they're like then cause the front page every single day is one of
-Church person molested kid, /r/NOTADRAGQWEEN
-Trump/Elon/Republicans are nazis and here's why article 1 million and 1
-Cars are bad, traffic is bad, suburbs are bad
-I fricking hate this city/state
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I don't browse city/state/place subs that much, much less Texas ones, but Texoids seemed to be a lot less unhinged than other equivalent subs
maybe the state pride thing rubs off a bit even on Redditors? 
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Definitely less lib than most other city subs but still very much lib
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