>Or, to be more direct - I do not believe at _all_ that the political slant of reddit's main subs is organic. The day after election day 2016 in the US, it was

>Or, to be more direct - I do not believe at _all_ that the political slant of reddit's main subs is organic. The day after election day 2016 in the US, it was actually possible to post non-leftist comments/articles in /r/politics. Basically, the mods and bot owners hadn't been given their new marching orders, and didn't know what to do.