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When such an apparently large portion of your audience are children, why wouldn't you think of them? If you're insulating I'm appealing to a logical fallacy I
by Scirra_Tom 10y ago
When such an apparently large portion of your audience are children, why wouldn't you think of them? If you're insulating I'm appealing to a logical fallacy I don't believe it applies here.
Children are more impressionable, and when they form a large population on Reddit allowing hateful communities I think really does help normalise it.
- sangnoir 10y ago> When such an apparently large portion of your audience are children, why wouldn't you think of them? I don't know if Reddit considers that considering that /r/deadbabies still exists[1]. 1. Probably. I'm sorry but I'm not going to check if that subreddit still exists.
- wyager 10y agoSo if a website intended for adults happens to get popular and pick up young users, they have a moral obligation to censor "indecent" content? I don't buy it.