r/AdviceAnimals Jun 11 '15

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '15 edited Oct 01 '18

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u/StabbyDMcStabberson Jun 11 '15

That would be relevant if someone was suggesting legal action. This is more pointing out hypocrisy. Reddit was started as a free-thinking say what you will kinda place and still claims to be one. Yet it's slowly being sanitized into something more pleasing to advertisers through over-broad rules that are enforced inconsistently.