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I agree with the gist of your "without consent of subjects" comment, these people should be vilified for posting peoples' photos, with unwanted tags, e.g. "hot

by Jun8 14y ago

I agree with the gist of your "without consent of subjects" comment, these people should be vilified for posting peoples' photos, with unwanted tags, e.g. "hot teen". This should be the major thrust of the movement against creepshotting. The link to predator-ship is not so clear to me. In any case, I detest the Hammurabi-like "let me give you a taste of your own medicine" approaches. The correct reaction, for me, should be against Reddit, the company.

calciphus 14y ago
" The correct reaction, for me, should be against Reddit, the company." And similarly, against Facebook, G+, or Twitter for the content of their users. Anytime anyone posts something on a commercial site that we don't agree with, we should turn to the infrastructure provider for censorship! Is Reddit responsible for censoring the user-generated content of their site, provided it is not breaking any laws? I was pretty certain we had a mountain of case law to the contrary.