Honestly, idk if the cofounder episode was big enough to warrant the attention it had gotten. Reddit has traditionally allowed for users to criticize the admin

Honestly, idk if the cofounder episode was big enough to warrant the attention it had gotten. Reddit has traditionally allowed for users to criticize the admins/founders to their hearts fill. This was one isolated incident, among a 1000 similar comments. Now, the sudden disappearance of some highly voted posts is something I find more interesting. That, and tolerating subreddits that routinely break the site's rules.