What is Reddit's opinion of The Family?

From 3.5 billion Reddit comments

That said--I'm really glad that the release of the Netflix documentary has given some new and badly-needed attention to Jeff Sharlet's research. (Sharlet was a former member of the Family, as you likely know, until he walked away--and was still able to get unprecedented access to the archives and history of the group until this was eventually shut down, with even the publically available archives being yeeted off the Internet after Sharlet's first article on The Family came out in 2003.) I will say that the documentary is, very much, the Cliff's Notes version of Sharlet's research; those interested should seriously check out the original book on which the documentary was based (written almost ten years ago to the day!) and the followup C Street: The Fundamentalist Threat To American Democracy. He's been trying to warn about the threat even longer than I have, and it's good to go to the source material (or even some of his interviews re the book).

Seriously, I just wish people were paying this kind of attention some thirteen years ago...