I specifically mentioned Facebook because of how Facebook's news feed algorithm works. It's engagement based, and those algorithms are easy to saturate to speci

I specifically mentioned Facebook because of how Facebook's news feed algorithm works. It's engagement based, and those algorithms are easy to saturate to specific types of content. Reddit has a fundamentally different approach to front-page content and discovery, and moderation in general. But even on Reddit, which is fairly permissive, they have hard boundaries which have little, if anything, to do with the "law".