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Removing harassing subreddits (self.announcements)

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[–]SplodeyDope 4181ポイント4182ポイント x13 (5子コメント)

How about /r/shitredditsays ?

[–]Sporkicide[A] -1756ポイント-1755ポイント  (4子コメント)

We haven’t banned it because that subreddit hasn’t had the recent ongoing issues with harassment, either on-site or off-site. That’s the main difference between the subreddits that were banned and those that are being mentioned in the comments - they might be hateful or distasteful, but were not actively engaging in organized harassment of individuals. /r/shitredditsays does come up a lot in regard to brigading, although it’s usually not the only subreddit involved. We’re working on developing better solutions for the brigading problem.

[–]chrwei 179ポイント180ポイント  (3子コメント)

what's the critical difference in "actively engaging in organized harassment" and "brigading" that gets one a ban and not the other?

[–]krispykrackers[A] -830ポイント-829ポイント x2 (2子コメント)

When we are using the word "harass", we're not talking about "being annoying" or vote manipulation or anything. We're talking about men and women whose lives are being affected and worry for their safety every day, because people from a certain community on reddit have decided to actually threaten them, online and off, every day. When you've had to talk to as many victims of it as we have, you'd understand that a brigade from one subreddit to another is miles away from the harassment we don't want being generated on our site.

[–]RTE2FM 39ポイント40ポイント  (1子コメント)

/r/shitredditsays still boasts today about getting someone fired from their job, banning male rape victims and not using np.reddit.com

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