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- When does control of a subreddit fall out of the hands of the moderators and into the hands of the community? (r/TheoryOfReddit)
- Redditor’s 94-year-old great-grandfather hosts an AMA. (r/casualIAMA)
- Redditors list their weirdest tales from public transportation. (r/AskReddit)
- r/movies gives DC Comics tips on what a new Justice League series should contain. (r/movies)
- A redditor finds a photo of himself at the Kent State shootings and answers fellow redditors’ questions about the day. (r/defaultgems)
- Has a culture ever become less technologically advanced? (r/AskHistorians)
- How long will the Hoover Dam be around? (r/AskScience)
- r/whatsinthisthing subscribers debate the whereabouts of head mod and “original” safe star dont_call_me_smee. (r/whatsinthisthing)
Picture of the day: No trains will be arriving at the abandoned New York Central Train Terminal in Buffalo, NY. (r/AbandonedPorn)
Hottest subreddit: r/Neverwinter (2 days)