Full link: https://www.reddit.com/r/capitalism_in_decay

I do not use this account much at all anymore, but I have read the backlog of modmail and it seems there is still minor interest in this sub. I do not know if the other moderators are active, so I cannot in good conscious reopen this community. However, the fact Reddit has not reclaimed this sub's name (see: https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/o5ymis/an_update_on_creating_new_opportunities_for/) suggests they do not yet consider it inactive. So long as this remains the case you all are free to browse through the old posts.

Many of the requests to reopen involve complaints that r/LateStageCapitalism is too large and just memes. So, I instead encourage you to head over to r/capitalism_in_decay. Please note that I nor any of the other original moderation team of this subreddit here are affiliated with that subreddit there (to my best knowledge).

They actually advertised it here a while ago; below is [the post](https://www.reddit.com/r/CapitalismInDecay/comments/b5ah7d/alternate_community) verbatim.

Hey all, I noticed that this sub is another socialist/communist sub made up of people actually interested in discourse (as well as memes too maybe) who also fled LSC because the moderating there is a dumpsterfire. If you want to consolidate into a larger community, r/capitalism_in_decay was founded after the LSC socdem mods staged a coup of the moderation team against actual socialists. It’s got a lot of traction and grew very quickly, and I wanted to invite all of you good people to subscribe there as well if you’re looking for more activity and less LSC socdem bullshit. This is by no means an attack on THIS subreddit, we’re just always happy to have more members together.

A cursory glance seems to indicate it has largely the same purpose as this one did, but has a larger userbase, and a large, active moderation team.

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In the capitalistic nations, we do not have any counterpower to this power that competes for market share under free market concepts and/ or conditions with the system that we observe and define as capitalism. However, we could if we set this up small and develop it continuously. If it starts competing with capitalism, competition will bring up the best of both systems. That is why I created the subreddit r/Project_Philadelphia for exactly this initiative. My hope is that you will read its Wiki and join as a member.