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Thank you for asking. I am avoiding being specific because of doxxing concerns. Suffice it to say, there's subreddits with that term in it, and that word appear
by logicalmonster 5y ago
Thank you for asking. I am avoiding being specific because of doxxing concerns. Suffice it to say, there's subreddits with that term in it, and that word appears all over Reddit.
It doesn't really matter because I don't care enough about Reddit anymore. There's better communities for freedom of speech where you will not get blocked or banned when you don't express the same exact opinions in lock-step with everybody else. Reddit can have their corporate advertising friendly safe space.
- gaws 5y ago> It doesn't really matter because I don't care enough about Reddit anymore. OK. So, what was the slur?
- WalterGR 5y agoblocked or banned when you don't express the same exact opinions in lock-step with everybody else. Wait, did you get banned because you expressed your own opinion or because your username contained a slur? Or do you mean that using slurs is something that should be allowed because it in itself is expressing your own opnion?
- logicalmonster 5y agoThe stated reason for my ban was that I included a slur in my username, despite this term appearing all over Reddit. This is a separate topic, but Reddit seems to be becoming increasingly dismissive of opinions that don’t fit into the narrow pre-approved pro-corporate orthodoxy. I’ve been blocked from many subreddits in recent weeks simply for politely voicing pro-choice posts on anti-mandate subreddits.