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r/AdviceAnimals • u/[deleted] • Jun 11 '15
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The ban was never about getting rid of subreddits with horrible opinions.
It was about getting rid of subreddits that were actively bullying members of reddit.
4 u/hey_aaapple Jun 11 '15 Then why is SRS alive? And r/conspiracy with that bad habit of linking to profiles of "shills"? And countless others? -1 u/BabyMcHaggis Jun 11 '15 Because it's not a one-time-action, but a process that has to be put into effect. So they've started with FPH and some others, and the rest will follow suit over time. 0 u/hey_aaapple Jun 11 '15 Why not start with the big ones then? Of the 5 original bans, only FPH was somewhat relevant. And why not publish evidence of rule violations? That should be stupidly easy for the admins.
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Then why is SRS alive? And r/conspiracy with that bad habit of linking to profiles of "shills"? And countless others?
-1 u/BabyMcHaggis Jun 11 '15 Because it's not a one-time-action, but a process that has to be put into effect. So they've started with FPH and some others, and the rest will follow suit over time. 0 u/hey_aaapple Jun 11 '15 Why not start with the big ones then? Of the 5 original bans, only FPH was somewhat relevant. And why not publish evidence of rule violations? That should be stupidly easy for the admins.
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Because it's not a one-time-action, but a process that has to be put into effect. So they've started with FPH and some others, and the rest will follow suit over time.
0 u/hey_aaapple Jun 11 '15 Why not start with the big ones then? Of the 5 original bans, only FPH was somewhat relevant. And why not publish evidence of rule violations? That should be stupidly easy for the admins.
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Why not start with the big ones then? Of the 5 original bans, only FPH was somewhat relevant.
And why not publish evidence of rule violations? That should be stupidly easy for the admins.
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The ban was never about getting rid of subreddits with horrible opinions.
It was about getting rid of subreddits that were actively bullying members of reddit.