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Yeah, because kids are not attracted to things that are forbidden.

• baq 7y ago
  It doesn’t matter if they can’t find them or access them.
• SiempreViernes 7y ago
  The majority by far follow most rules imposed on them.
• paulgb 7y ago
  I reckon there is actually more excitement to being part of an infamous fringe of a large mainstream community like Reddit, than to be part of an isolated fringe community that the mainstream is unlikely to ever see. Part of the appeal is surely in offending the mainstream users who share the platform.
  • ThrowawayR2 7y ago
    > ...than to be part of an isolated fringe community that the mainstream is unlikely to ever see... Like being a computer hacker was (and still to some extent is)? Sorry, no. People like to gather into in-groups and exclusivity makes it more attractive. Sweeping dirt under the rug doesn't destroy the dirt; you just wind up with a bigger and bigger lump of dirt under the rug.