I clearly failed to make my point. This isn’t about Reddit. It’s about a company folding based on bullshit. A law has to go through Congress and be signed by the president before it becomes law. An executive order is not a law. And only elected person like mosque, saying something is not law.
If we let companies fold here about absolute nothing then it’s just the peak. Everything else fails after that.
Edit: Actually, no I didn’t fail to make my point you’re just ignoring it. I said multiple times is not about Reddit.
reddit has always had a policy to mute or ban subs that break certain rules and the moderators don’t moderate… reddit site-wide rules such as doxxing or calls the violence.
i’d argue it’s not doxxing as they’re doing things only public figures should be doing… but comments about shooting them in the head has always been a no-go on reddit….
when the sub was called out publicly, i reckon a lot of magats went on and hit the report button.
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it’s not really a big deal… the big deal is them accessing the u.s. treasury computers and ALREADY modifying a “significant” amount of code.
btw, anyone who programs can tell that means they’re either extremely reckless, or they had previous access to the system and source code.
they couldn’t even read that much code over a weekend, let alone understand it enough to modify it significantly….
this very detail is the smoking gun, actually…
I didn’t ignore your point, I countered it. The only way to make a company that’s driven by money to listen to you is to hurt their floating line.
Reddit (and most if not all big techs) is only worried about one opinion: the conservative opinion. And since we are complaining about them folding to nazis, do you think they will listen? But sure, write an email, spam them with email about how being a nazi is bad.
Subs are banning links from xitter and what’s doing reddit? Closing subs because poor elmo got his ego hurt. I’m sure a strong worded email will make them listen.
I clearly failed to make my point. This isn’t about Reddit. It’s about a company folding based on bullshit. A law has to go through Congress and be signed by the president before it becomes law. An executive order is not a law. And only elected person like mosque, saying something is not law.
If we let companies fold here about absolute nothing then it’s just the peak. Everything else fails after that.
Edit: Actually, no I didn’t fail to make my point you’re just ignoring it. I said multiple times is not about Reddit.
reddit has always had a policy to mute or ban subs that break certain rules and the moderators don’t moderate… reddit site-wide rules such as doxxing or calls the violence.
i’d argue it’s not doxxing as they’re doing things only public figures should be doing… but comments about shooting them in the head has always been a no-go on reddit….
when the sub was called out publicly, i reckon a lot of magats went on and hit the report button.
….
it’s not really a big deal… the big deal is them accessing the u.s. treasury computers and ALREADY modifying a “significant” amount of code.
btw, anyone who programs can tell that means they’re either extremely reckless, or they had previous access to the system and source code.
they couldn’t even read that much code over a weekend, let alone understand it enough to modify it significantly….
this very detail is the smoking gun, actually…
I didn’t ignore your point, I countered it. The only way to make a company that’s driven by money to listen to you is to hurt their floating line.
Reddit (and most if not all big techs) is only worried about one opinion: the conservative opinion. And since we are complaining about them folding to nazis, do you think they will listen? But sure, write an email, spam them with email about how being a nazi is bad.
Subs are banning links from xitter and what’s doing reddit? Closing subs because poor elmo got his ego hurt. I’m sure a strong worded email will make them listen.