I tend to agree. If there's a reason to drag Reddit, this isn't it. Reddit is a messy place, but not nearly as messy as Twitter. Twitter has all the same probl

I tend to agree. If there's a reason to drag Reddit, this isn't it. Reddit is a messy place, but not nearly as messy as Twitter. Twitter has all the same problems and more. What this author is running up against, which is what all social networks run up against eventually, is that their vision of the site is not totally in line with the company's vision. It's yet another moderation policy story disguised as an IPO story.