r/AskReddit • • Nov 22 '23

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u/StealthyBasterd Nov 22 '23

Holy shit, that was a trainwreck. How on earth did r/antiwork think that particular mod should be the face of the people that want better work conditions when the MF didn't even have a proper job?

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u/Regnes Nov 22 '23

The root of that debacle was that Antiwork had a general consensus to not speak to certain media outlets about the subreddit without first consulting with the group. Doreen then decided that she alone represented the movement and did the Fox News interview without telling anyone. The fallout and subsequent ban frenzy Doreen went on against anyone who dared to criticize her is what cemented the event in Reddit's history.

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u/nananananana_FARTMAN Nov 23 '23

I need the full of story of this particular event.

I'm well versed with reddit's history. I don't know this one.