s/LGBDropTheT and s/GenderCritical are here now too. The subscribers to their groups (and s/Lesbians) increase daily. The banhammer dropped with literally no warning. A lot of us were expecting to be censored or banned so backups on Saidit were made for many of the larger affected subs.

For a quick and dirty summary of what happened:

• Reddit admins changed their policy on what is and isn't allowed to be posted
• The wording allows them to class men as a "minority" because there are technically more women on earth than men by a small percentage
• Reddit admins remove and replace mods in several communities, and many of these new mods are trans or their allies
• Reddit admins and/or mods remove and censor groups and content that is female-centric for "hate speech"
• Reddit admins and/or mods remove and censor groups and content that is critical of transgender ideology (including various LGB subs like r/TrueLesbians) for "hate speech"
• A mass exodus from Reddit to Saidit occurs; Saidit mysteriously begins suffering the heaviest DDoS attacks they've ever had
• People on Reddit celebrate the removal of "transphobes"; Many of those celebrating are in subs that regularly brigaded women's and LGB subreddits (which is against Reddit rules but strangely they were unaffected)
• People criticize Reddit banning the subs they did while leaving violent pornographic/rape subs, MRA subs, and other women hating subs; Reddit admins are silent when confronted with this
• r/detrans is briefly banned before being reinstated (personally I think they will also eventually be banned and need to prepare for that)
• Ironically the banwaves have given both the gender critical movement more visibility and exposed the rabid homophobia in the LGBT "community" by trans activists and their allies

In some ways this site's community is worse than Reddit, but at least they know what women are.