Comment by GrinningPariah on 16/07/2015 at 21:04 UTC

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I think the language needs to clearly call out:

• The difference between bulling/harassing behavior against a group, and against an individual
• The difference between negative comments, no matter how harsh, and actual actions such as vote brigading, subreddit raids, etc.
• The difference between making those comments on a subreddit for those beliefs, a "neutral" subreddit, and a subreddit for the group being spoken about. (Comments against christians are expected in /r/atheism, probably allowable in /r/AskReddit, and not allowed in /r/Christianity). The idea of certain subs being safe for, or safe *from*, certain opinions is very important.

Furthermore, at every turn possible, I think it's far better to remove individuals than remove subreddits.

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