Site with over a million users and one of the biggest agitprop vehicles of the last five years and now it's private. Lol. Lmao.
Edit: Ok, now the mods are saying making the site private is only temporary while they "deal with the cleanup from ongoing brigading."
First of all online movements aren't real anyways: they can be valuable tools for organising, but you can't do the revolution on the internet.
This subreddit was doomed from the start anyway. "Antiwork" in a western context to most of the members there just meant UBI while the global south manufacturers all their treats. There was zero talk over there about antiwork outside of a western context. No solidarity at all. If you mentioned it you were called a "red fash tankie" and instantly banned.