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The question here isn't even about the relevancy of non FOSS apps, it's about how you changed this community without consulting the community members first.
Your position on FOSS is understandable (I get it, even if I don't share it), but, as several members suggested to you, why don't you create another community restricted to FOSS apps?
The poll results are in favor of restoring the community to the previous state. If you don't think it's a valid poll (which I would agree with), then why did you made the changes?
I escalated the issue to the LW admins on the moderators community, this is getting out of hang.
Blaze, thanks for being the advocate Lemmy needs.
Thank you, appreciated!
As I said, I raised the issue to the LW admins on !moderators@lemmy.world, feel free to follow that thread
You do know there are seperate subs for proprietry apps right RIGHT ? Go there for the love of god .
Or instead of subverting the will of the community, you could create /c/lemmyfossapps and moderate that, instead. It makes more sense to make a separate community than to fracture one that already exists.
Just listen to the community