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[–]nospyingpls -17ポイント-16ポイント  (23子コメント)

You should support free speech and be against censorship. Mods turning things off is the only way to stand up to bullying from assholes who now own and run reddit.

[–]10thTARDISThe Doctor[S,M] 13ポイント14ポイント  (3子コメント)

No. There are other ways. Shutting down permanently hurts the community far more than it hurts the admins.

Our shutting down the other day was not to hurt the admins, but to send a message-- a message which we sent with great effect, I think.

[–]awesomemanftw 12ポイント13ポイント  (17子コメント)

lmao preventing people from hating on fat people, and not being good at helping mods is not infringing free speech

[–]nospyingpls -3ポイント-2ポイント  (16子コメント)

Shadowbans and deleting submissions is.

[–]awesomemanftw 3ポイント4ポイント  (15子コメント)

shadowbans are to reddit as terrorism is to the US. people are scared shitless about it, but is actually fairly rare. deleting submissions just plain doesn't happen(from the admin anyway)

[–]Rikvidr 0ポイント1ポイント  (1子コメント)

You're wrong. The ENTIRE front page of Reddit was all talking about the AMAgeddon/darkening/blackout, then within a few hours, it was back to happy cat pictures. If you look at /r/blackout2015, it's not because people stopped talking about it. It's because the posts were fucking hidden by the admins. The posts still exist, and some have upwards of 10,000 upvotes. Only to be trumped by cat pictures with 500 upvotes. If that's not fucking censorship, you should get cracking on finding a dictionary.

Further, hundreds of users were shadowbanned for posting against Pao. Subreddits against her were closed. Admin were forcing top default subreddits open despite their "mods = gods" stance of the past, asserting that mods get to mod their subs the way they want. This is all censorship, and it's biased censorship at that. /r/fatpeoplehate was banned for "brigading", that is, leaking out of that subreddit and harassing users elsewhere. There are multiple Feminist subreddits who do this very thing, on a day by day basis. They aren't banned. Their mods and users aren't banned.

[–]10thTARDISThe Doctor[S,M] 1ポイント2ポイント  (0子コメント)

It's worth pointing out that, as far as I can tell, none of the subreddits were forced open again. There are several channels of communication between mods that are not on Reddit, and it would be trivial for news of any forced changes to spread very quickly.

As for the brigading-- I would not be terribly surprised to see more subreddits shut down for violating that rule over the coming months. And mods will be given anti-brigading tools by September 30th, according to the promises of the admins. We'll see if that works out.

I can't speak to the accuracy or lack thereof of the rest of the post, since it falls beyond the limited knowledge I have of the situation.

[–]Hollyw0od -2ポイント-1ポイント  (0子コメント)

be against censorship

Allowing someone to delete a sub people actively engage in without a vote

Wat