I believe they have disabled the functionality to enourage people to move to other instances and spread out.
this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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This is not a support community, seriously why is there so much confusion arpund that does no one read the rules???
Even if they didn't, AskReddit is one of the biggest subs how come people don't know how this is supposed to work?
Guess people think I need a hobby.
You are a mod right? (Can't check because I'm on phone right now but I kind of remember seeing you before)
If so, I'm sorry, I'm really not blaming you or telling you guys to do a better work, at least not directly, I used to browse askreddit by new sometimes and support questions didn't appear that frequently so in principle I brlive this is a problem of "culture" and people being lazy not reading the rules...
No one knows. Its a real mystery