> Just an absolutely pathetic, counterproductive, downright stupid decision on behalf of reddit You may be right, but your choice of words make me wonder why s

> Just an absolutely pathetic, counterproductive, downright stupid decision on behalf of reddit You may be right, but your choice of words make me wonder why some people feel so sure of being right as to claim somebody else incapable of getting something right when it's so obvious what to do. But is it? Perhaps the decision is sad as it would be better for the world that they stand their ground. But perhaps it was the only rational choice that reddit could do (game theory and all that). Or perhaps they did intentionally choose what they thought was the better option for everybody, and letting people radicalize in their ghettos (and stand out as radicalized groups) instead of normalizing the radical positions. In any case, I wouldn't be so sure we're dealing with downright stupidity.