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Fortune
Chris Morris

Here’s why so many Reddit communities are planning to go offline for 48 hours (or more)

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The front page of the internet is going to be pretty sparse next week.

Over 800 subreddits have announced plans to go “dark,” making their content inaccessible to users on June 12 and 13 (and in some cases longer)—and the number continues to grow rapidly. Included among the list are r/gaming, r/pics, and r/todayilearned, all of which have more than 30 million subscribers each.

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