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by root_axis
2186 days ago
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> but ultimately are at the discretion of the site owners The site owners don't ban users based on race and gender which is the claim I responded to. > Reddit site owners treat different subreddits differently and different viewpoints differently Well yes, that is how standards work, "different views" are treated differently based on how they stack up with respect to the standard. I understand that you're arguing that reddit applies the rules selectively, but reddit would argue that they apply them fairly, so how do you suggest this kind of conflict be resolved at scale? Who should decide if reddit is being fair or not? > If you're challenging the history of reddit, you aren't informed enough to be discussing this and it's not worth rehashing. If you want to make an argument then make it, but condescending declarations of a monopoly on the informed position does not do your case any favors. |
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I'm not making a case. I'm describing the state of the reddit culture. Whether you believe it or not, is incidental.
> The site owners don't ban users based on race and gender which is the claim I responded to.
Your statements were broader than that. Revisionism aside, you can get banned for voting on a post, and there are lots of rules (written and unwritten by each community) that can get you banned from the subreddit or reddit as a whole. Making statements about YOUR gender (or a number of other attributes) can also get you banned. Here, I'll do a google search for you (since you can't be bothered) for subreddit bans, to start you off: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=subredd...
You aren't informed enough to be discussing this and it's not worth rehashing.