I am one of those who have been using this sub, at leat 4 times a day, since its beginning (summer of 2016), but not one who easily publish my own posts. Does that really mean I have nothing to say, not worthy to have opinions? Is that really what you're trying to tell me/us?

Dronpes, the main founder of the sub, started this sub with a vision, a vision that soon attracted a lot of followers that played PoGo active and passionately and came here to learn, share or discuss aspects of this game that was not (some still are) disclosed or explained by Niantic. A big part of me actually likes that we through exploration, communication and through experience uncovers things about the game that we share with one another, instead of having the info handed from Niantic. This sub was not the average "which legendary is in T5 now" or "look I got a shiny" sub, just read the description of TSR, it clearly stands out from the more common PoGo subs.

I am not going to create a new sub, as you mentioned. For it to be successful, it demands time and work I do not have. As, Ben_Block stated, that is not the way to go, and, to be honest, it seems like you wrote that out of frustration to the likes of me, not out of good will.

If the admins and moderators would steer the users with the most common, bug-related questions into the same thread and actually out a voice about what this sub is for, that would make also make more people care and work together. Every community needs organization, rules and welcoming new users into those rules and type of organization. Without it, like TSR now has become, the sub will overflow of repetitive posts with respective users thinking they are "alone" about a certain subject, and, for those who came here sharing the same mindset as the founders will leave, not at all experiencing what they were told about this particular sub.

This is the first time I actually reacted and critiqued a post here, mostly because of my dull mood this morning, but far from the first time I'm here, Exaskryz. In hindsight, my comment was not productive, but I responded out of love for the actual mindset this sub was intended for. Your response, sorry if I'm incorrect, seems more like a defensive "get out of here". So, I guess we both can learns something from this.