Shutterbug927

u/Shutterbug927



r/HomeImprovement•

"You can thank reddit admins and leadership for their disingenuous treatment during the API rollout. This is a slap in the face to the developers that helped build this community. Together with the treatment of volunteer mods across reddit, these actions by admins are antithetical to all the things the community has built. The quality of this sub has degraded, we recommend you submit questions here: https://diy.stackexchange.com/"

This, by modern standards, is old news. Can we move on from this?

Where are the "Community Rules"? Are there none?

  1. ^(Remember the human)
  2. ^(Behave like you would in real life)
  3. ^(Look for the original source of content
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