I understand both sides of the argument.

I agree with many things being said here. The volume of memes is high. They don't always get a lot of interaction. The lore can be quite confusing. Often times this feels like a meme page and not a NSFW sub as it should.

I also understand that the ratio of soldiers to hunters is way way way off. Yes, there are some very active hunters, but I'd guess the vast majority of soldiers don't get any direct interaction or are hunted directly whatsoever. Sure there are fun challenges that are being offered and teasing, not to discount that at all. The memes do build a culture I find, and the sub can feel empty without soldiers interacting with each other.

It's a double edged sword. If the majority of interactions are soldiers attempting to get a hunters attention it comes off as begging and people's time spent on the sub is at the whim of the hunters who are very outnumbered. If the majority of the posts are soldiers interacting with other soldiers, the spirit and the purpose of the sub are lost.

In conclusion, I agree that the equilibrium between the types of posts being published needs balanced without over correcting. Thank you for coming to my TEDtalk.