It’s fine if the user actively chooses between the sub’s style, the site’s style, or even a custom personal style. However, I think that it’s important for communities to have at least some room to customise their own look-and-feel - it delivers the point better, that Reddit is supposed to be an aggregate of communities, not some huge monolithic community on its own.
And custom CSS in special was the target of protests, as Reddit already tried to remove it.
To be fair, I wiped out the custom CSS with RES when I was on there.
Couldn’t stand every subreddit thinking it was cute to change random styling for no reason. It was like the old custom myspace page days.
It’s fine if the user actively chooses between the sub’s style, the site’s style, or even a custom personal style. However, I think that it’s important for communities to have at least some room to customise their own look-and-feel - it delivers the point better, that Reddit is supposed to be an aggregate of communities, not some huge monolithic community on its own.
And custom CSS in special was the target of protests, as Reddit already tried to remove it.