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Comment by [deleted] at 09/06/2021 at 18:44 UTC
620 upvotes, 4 direct replies
that one admin
Oh, don't be shy now, let's talk all about the administrator reddit hired that supported pedophilia, and hired their own father for their political party who was a convicted rapist who tortured a 10 year old child in their attic.
Or how they then started suspending the accounts of anyone who mentioned their name when the news started to break.
Let's talk a lot more about Aimee Challenor.
Comment by Cool_Ranch_Dodrio at 09/06/2021 at 22:01 UTC
35 upvotes, 2 direct replies
probably a liability issue. "hey we're facilitating this, what happens if some crime is committed, someone gets stalked, etc"
So, remember when that one sub helped organize a Nazi rally? The one where a woman was killed when one of the participants ran her over with his car?
The admins kept that sub around for years after that.
Comment by Stepwolve at 09/06/2021 at 18:45 UTC*
15 upvotes, 2 direct replies
This my guess too. Organizing people around the globe send unknown packages to each other is probably a big risk legally. Nothing bad has come from it yet. But it is people giving their private info and address to strangers - it could easily go badly.
Still a shitty thing to do tho. Let users organize it if they want with no reddit approval