> Sure you can try to drive away the toxic users, but it turns out that those toxic users are also pretty influential in non-toxic aspects. The problem with Re

> Sure you can try to drive away the toxic users, but it turns out that those toxic users are also pretty influential in non-toxic aspects. The problem with Reddit's toxic user base is that they're only concerned with blocking bad actors on one side of a subject. They've repeatedly turned a blind eye to the open doxxing and brigading from SRS, and the complete takeover of the politics subreddit by CTR.