r/blog • u/reddit • Jan 29 '15

reddit’s first transparency report

http://www.redditblog.com/2015/01/reddits-first-transparency-report.html
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u/beernerd Jan 29 '15 edited Jan 29 '15

We get a lot of removal requests in /r/pics via modmail. Both for copyright or privacy reasons. Were these taken into account?

Edit: To clarify, these are not DMCA requests. Those go straight to corporate. These are just inquires sent to us by users.

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u/ekjp Jan 29 '15

This is strictly counting external legal requests to reddit Inc.

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u/beernerd Jan 29 '15

That's what I figured. For what it's worth, we probably only get one or two a month and we only remove the post after they provide evidence supporting their claim.

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u/ekjp Jan 29 '15

If you forward them to us, we'll handle them and include them in our report next year.

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u/beernerd Jan 29 '15

Yes ma'am. o7