The only thing I would probably say is that this person was in charge of subreddits like /r/teenagers If you had even some suspicion that this person could be

The only thing I would probably say is that this person was in charge of subreddits like /r/teenagers If you had even some suspicion that this person could be compromised or maybe not be a great option for the ADMINISTRATOR of certain groups that could be easily influenced, wouldn't it be better to just decline them as not a great fit for that role? This just seems like bad judgement given the fact that she was thrown out of two parties and just the association with her father at 21 (very much an adult mind you) seems like it would immediately disqualify her from working with children (note: nothing against them working for reddit, but in the capacity they were employed it seems incredibly irresponsible of Reddit)