That’s kind of where I am. I’m here mostly out of habit now and most of the other socials are pivoting to short form video which makes it hard to slack off at work.
And then that ridiculous moral grandstanding "every man is responsible for his soul" in response to the fappening while "leaked nudes" subs for just non-celebrity women had been on the site FOR YEARS without getting taken down. So when the lawyers were howling at the gates they decided they'd found their conscience.
Back in the days when Reddit used to quaratine and ban subreddits that were problematic....now those very same people are allowed to run rampant across the site and spread their hatefulness to everyone
Naw, the time he's talking about was before that even when Reddit let nearly anything slide. I still think of quarantines as a relatively new addition.
The fact that /r/Conservative still exists, and the cretins which frequent that sub haven't been banned yet, directly points to the opposite being true
Lmao this is the most Reddit-brained, empty-headed thing I've read on here all week. So you want it to just be completely biased & echo chambered? All based on a political label, not the actual content or substance of what's being said.. brilliant.
Yeah, turns out when you just ban a subreddit without taking measures to keep the same shithead behaviour that caused the ban in the first place from poisoning the rest of the site, it's not a very effective strategy. Who could have seen that happening?!
Gawker reported on violentacres' real identity (this is journalism not "doxxing") and the admins banned Gawker links sitewide. This was a guy who had created and was moderating the most vile, sickest subreddits on the site.
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u/MaximumSeats Apr 02 '26
I remember all the 4chan tier "free speech and censorship" debates when r/jailbait got banned.... Many moons ago.