I think that the CEO of Reddit should step down. I believe that the odds of him getting caught for this were very small - So that begs the question; how many ti

I think that the CEO of Reddit should step down. I believe that the odds of him getting caught for this were very small - So that begs the question; how many times did he pull this off in the past without anyone noticing? The almost unnoticeable subtlety of the act is what I find most disturbing. It's not that the act was abominable (it could be worse). It's just that this position demands higher ethics than that - It needs someone with the right motivations. I think people are too easy on CEOs; if a regular employee messes up, they get fired. Why doesn't this apply to executives? We should be much tougher on executives... It's not like they'd lose their house or their family if they got fired.