Thanks for linking to this. Contrary to what the general opinion seems to be in this thread, this was not a matter of reddit banning high-quality content becau

Thanks for linking to this. Contrary to what the general opinion seems to be in this thread, this was not a matter of reddit banning high-quality content because they didn't want it on the site. It was a matter of them banning an admittedly high-quality domain that nonetheless intentionally broke reddit's submission rules. Spamming good links doesn't make you any less of a spammer, just a less onerous one.