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It's great that you enjoy this advertising content, but there's simply no talking around the fact that moderator censorship breaks the AMA concept.
by na85 9y ago
It's great that you enjoy this advertising content, but there's simply no talking around the fact that moderator censorship breaks the AMA concept.
- dageshi 9y agoThey are in r/space not r/iama different subs make their own rules, they don't have to conform to yours.
- simonh 9y agoThen I shall talk through, not around. The original purist concept yes, absolutely, but a lot of people actually prefer it this way. The world is big enough for both approaches to exist as they offer different things. Finally, what is wrong with honest informative advertising content on things people to want to know about? Is such a thing inherently bad? If so why?