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From the FAQ, they want to eventually move to https://code.europa.eu/

Mods can take subs private temporarily if they notice brigading. They can also contact admins who could use other tools at their disposal. Not fun, but effective.

Admins and mods have other tools to deal with those issues. But given that Reddit is a corporation it will likely also remove content that are in a murky area rules-wise, or given the current political climate selectively apply the rules. That creates a risk for redditors who try to use the site legitimately as well.

What Reddit believes to be “bad content” has historically been a little dubious. So I can understand people are apprehensive about this.