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View submission: An update on subreddit classification efforts
So does the V-for-violence tag apply to subs like /r/trees? It says for communities that discuss drugs.
Would that also include /r/leaves?
What qualifies something to be considered common? /r/Multicopter often has photos of people cutting their hand open with propellers. That's gore. But it's also not the focus of the community.
Is bad_cop_no_donut violence, since it sometimes shows cops beating people up?
It's just hard to draw a line on what counts for these tags to apply.
Comment by nerdyIlluminati at 27/09/2020 at 01:26 UTC
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Agree here. I don’t think the broad violence + drugs is logical.
The r/trees to me is mature. recreational consumption (weed and booze) could be a finer category.
R/craftbeer is somehow violent adjacent?
Comment by cyrilio at 09/10/2020 at 09:16 UTC*
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As mod of /r/drugs I had immediately left a long commment explaining why drugs do not belong in the V category. Apparently the message didn’t arrive because we now got tagged as V.