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View submission: Content Policy Update
It's their website. People are acting like reddit is a public property. It's not being 'big brother' to police their own website, it's good business.
Comment by JamisonP at 05/08/2015 at 22:33 UTC
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Except when your userbase fiercely doesn't like being policed. Then it's not good business.