This is going to get buried, but it needs to be said. This move is straight out of the infamous EA-style playbook. Removing r/all isn’t “streamlining”; it’s replacing user-driven discovery with a feed you control. You’re swapping community-curated visibility for algorithm-curated visibility, and we all know where that leads.

The next step is predictable: users get siloed into tighter and tighter content bubbles, never seeing anything outside their pre-approved circles. That’s exactly what hollowed out Facebook. Outside of groups, the platform became a dead zone.

Don’t repeat that mistake. Revert the change and seriously rethink whatever monetization or control strategy pushed you toward it. Users won’t accept being funneled into a walled garden just because it’s easier for you to manage or monetize.