It could be a good idea to re-boot it. I think it actually helped funnel screenshots documenting the phenomenon of the take-over of the term 'lesbian' into one place, instead of it being posted all over gendercritical, lgbdropthet, and truelesbians. it made those subreddits more focused on their own content. doies that make sense? i felt like it was especially noticable in truelesbians, which became more of like an old actuallesbians, where every-day lesbians just wanted to share stories about their lives and experiences. /r/actuallynotlesbians helped re-direct outrage from these subs into itself.