[chez17]

>In other words, Reddit feels really bad that your stolen nude photos are being shared all over its website, but won't do anything about it unless you're privileged enough to understand the copyright system or able to afford a lawyer who does.

This is the most deliberately misinformed way to say that. Reddit's stance, correctly might I add, is that they won't take down anything unless they have to by law. That is the most pure form of free speech they can allow. That means shitty things are going to be posted there and unless they are illegal they won't take them down. Why is reddit getting the blame for all this? They didn't steal the photos, they didn't even host the photos, what do you want them to do?