I think the action taken with /r/thedonald contributed more to what you are warning against (echo chambers) [0]. "Community Guidelines" can mean anything or wh

I think the action taken with /r/thedonald contributed more to what you are warning against (echo chambers) [0]. "Community Guidelines" can mean anything or whatever confirms to the CEOs biases. From the article "Current CEO (and Reddit co-founder) Steve Huffman stepped in as CEO following Pao's departure. He's had his own tussles with r/The_Donald: in 2016, he admitted to modifying posts from users on r/The_Donald after they repeatedly sent him expletives. " And "Others on Twitter have taken issue with Huffman's letter regarding Black Lives Matter as well, with the Twitter account for r/BlackPeopleTwitter quoting Reddit's tweet with an image of a Guardian headline that reads, "Open racism and slurs are fine to post on Reddit, says CEO." 0:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/reddit-the-donald-former-ceo-ellen-pao-white-supremacy-blacklivesmatter-2020-6%3famp https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/reddit-...