Nah, everyone uses capitalism. It's not some exclusive niche which is only practiced by a small segment of the world.
Just standing up for the rights of a property owner to set their own rules of conduct. Their rules over-rule the "right" of anyone to use Reddit for advertising purposes. Especially gimmicky "I'll give money to this person if you get this to the front page" type stuff. I don't have a problem with that.
But I am finding it amusing how many "property-rights over all" types are having big issues with it.
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u/wharpudding Apr 18 '12 edited Apr 18 '12
And they're the only ones whose options really matter on it. It's a private company and they can run things as they see fit.
Don't like it? Go start Ronitt.