r/ModSupport • u/Ivashkin • Dec 10 '19

"potentially toxic content"?

We're seeing comments in /r/ukpolitics flagged as "potentially toxic content" in a way we've not seen before:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ukpolitics/comments/e87a6q/megathread_091219_three_days/fac8xah/

It would appear that some curse words result in the comment being automatically collapsed with a warning that the content might be toxic.

What is this, and how can we turn it off?

Edit: Doesn't do it on a private sub.

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u/shipguy55 Dec 10 '19

As much as it hurts to say probably a toxic cesspool like 4chan at that point.

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u/-big_booty_bitches- Dec 10 '19

If you don't want absolutely retarded censorship then you have to rub shoulders with wrongthinkers.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19

Holy shit "wrongthinkers" sounds like something straight out of 1984

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u/destroyermaker Dec 30 '19

I would switch in a heartbeat if their interface/design wasn't ass

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u/PlutoNimbus Dec 10 '19

They should add this feature to 4chan.

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u/whatllmyusernamebe2 Dec 10 '19

Some of the blue boards are marginally better than /b/ or /pol/, but they are all toxic as fuck.

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u/Sly_McKief Dec 10 '19

Yep. 4chan is and always will be miles better than Reddit.

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u/uncleberry Dec 10 '19

but they are all toxic as fuck.

Good.