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by ajross
1917 days ago
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No, but an awful lot of that "saying" was in the context of pretty clear harrassment. Two things can be true at the same time: 1. Reddit went way too far trying to protect their employee from harassment. 2. Reddit's employee was being actively harrassed on Reddit. The second is worse, sorry. |
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Can you show the harassment versus comment about the situation?