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If you go on r/Nijisanji right now, you would find that there are only birthday posts from Nijisanji all the way from Victoria. Glimpses for April and May are also gone, so is every post uploaded from Victoria forward. Now to be honest, this is completely expected, it is honestly surprising that it took them this long to start restricting and purging posts.
What gets me however, is that they still haven't removed all posts. If you search by top of this year, or hell, just scroll past the birthday threads, the fourth post you see is the story from when an artist was exploited working for (presumably) Nijisanji. Going for top of this year gives you the obvious wildfire that started when Selen was terminated. Hilariously, while they've gone scorched earth on every recent posts, they still haven't cleaned up the massive source of radiation that is the reactions to Selen's termination.
And yet, what makes it even funnier is that honestly, the sub was slowly repopulated with fans. I mean sure, the weekends still had people shitposting and mocking the company, but there were more level-headed discussions, more Niji fans that while they support the livers, they also give valid points to take away from instead of the boneheaded obsessive stans that insults anything they think is "Niji bad". Besides the wasteland that gets a new post every 2 or 3 days (mostly stream announcements), it really wasn't the hate-filled subreddit that was 3 months ago. The banning strategy was working to an extent because people are leaving that subreddit to go here instead. But now instead of that, they decided that everyone would split into 2 different subreddits, effectively gutting it. Good job, Nijisanji mods, you finally learned how to shut down a subreddit! 3 months too late though.
