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View submission: Reddit’s 2017 transparency report and suspect account findings
So y'all averaged 21 DMCA takedown notices per day? How much time does that realistically leave to review these claims, and what poor souls ~~are~~were tasked to handle the 7,825 notices received in 2017?
Comment by bigapplered at 10/04/2018 at 22:22 UTC
46 upvotes, 2 direct replies
Thanks. Yes, it is a lot for our small team. Each request is different, and we spend as much time as is necessary to carefully review each removal request so we are sure that we are making the right call.