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So the result of the discussion was to keep all the other questionable content available until a PR shitstorm starts to brew? If they already made a decision w
by kooshball 15y ago
So the result of the discussion was to keep all the other questionable content available until a PR shitstorm starts to brew?
If they already made a decision why would they not act on it at the same time /r/jailbait was banned?
This whole thing smells like they got their hands forced, which is what worries me.
- evan_ 15y agomy interpretation- they were WAITING for an outside party to speak up about it, so they could say "well, x party forced our hand" to shift the blame. Reddit (the company) is terrified of upsetting its userbase, lest it go the way of Digg.