RULE ANNOUNCEMENT: American political strategizing is now off-topic
Over the past few years, /r/neoliberal has been inundated with posts focusing on American political strategizing. This has outplaced policy discussion as well as discussion of politics outside the US. In order to promote healthier and higher-effort discussion in the subreddit, the mod team will place a temporary moratorium on submissions on the topic, effective immediately.
Example topics include (but are not limited to):
- 2024 American election post-mortems
- Discussions on how Democrats can win men back / how Republicans can win women back
- News reports concerning town halls, podcast appearances, and so on
The mod team may approve some submissions if they are of sufficient importance or quality, but you should assume that such articles will not be approved.
Note that this rule change only affects articles and submissions. Any of these topics will be explicitly allowed in the daily Discussion Thread. Comments referencing these topics may be allowed if they are relevant to the submission or article in question and are high quality.
This moratorium is a temporary measure and will be lifted closer to the American midterm elections.
Thank you for your understanding.