" 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

" 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.