On pdw to this day we use "spez" instead of "edit" when editing a post
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Reddit’s CEO edited comments that criticized him (2016)
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Re: Reddit’s CEO edited comments that criticized him (2016)
#12Didn't Reddit hire a child predator to moderate communities for children and then delete discussions about it because said moderator was trans?
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#13It's good to be the king
That is what I keep telling my people, but they always end up boooing me. Sigh.
Re: Reddit’s CEO edited comments that criticized him (2016)
#14Didn't Reddit hire a child predator to moderate communities for children and then delete discussions about it because said moderator was trans? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aimee_Challenor
the predator was this person's father, not the person
Re: Reddit’s CEO edited comments that criticized him (2016)
#15/u/spez is something else... Probably should be sued
more liek /u/spaz hehe
Re: Reddit’s CEO edited comments that criticized him (2016)
#16I find it interesting that suddenly the censorship and admin intervention is a bad thing now that Reddit is becoming "too greedy" for their IPO but when this happened or subs that went against the mainstream Reddit narratives were banned (first quarantined to slowly suffocate them) it was cheered on.
This is just the next logical conclusion of user and narrative control.
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#17Re: Reddit’s CEO edited comments that criticized him (2016)
#18I find it interesting that suddenly the censorship and admin intervention is a bad thing now that Reddit is becoming "too greedy" for their IPO but when this happened or subs that went against the mainstream Reddit narratives were banned (first quarantined to slowly suffocate them) it was cheered on. This is just the next logical conclusion of user and narrative control.
Editing other people's comments to make it look like they wrote something different is not the same as not wanting to host toxic communities.
What quarantined subreddit are you specifically upset about and why do you think a specific company should have to make it as accessible as possible?