> are a direct threat to freedom of speech I can't really agree with that. Reddit is provided at-will under a well-worded TOS. Furthermore, they've already mad

> are a direct threat to freedom of speech I can't really agree with that. Reddit is provided at-will under a well-worded TOS. Furthermore, they've already made it clear that they want to be bought and sold. Between the advertising, moderator uprooting and general lust for an IPO, it should be clear to every Reddit user that their platform is manipulated by private interests. I'm afraid either side is at a loss here. Grimes obviously can't control her public image, but Reddit's users can't control the platform they use.