> Creepshots isn't just about ideas, it was a community which promoted and encouraged actual, physical acts that violated the privacy and safety of others. Thi

> Creepshots isn't just about ideas, it was a community which promoted and encouraged actual, physical acts that violated the privacy and safety of others. This is very solid argument and could make for a very good test. "Could this subreddit reasonably pose a direct physical danger to someone without their consent?" The 'without their consent' avoids arguments against home chemistry subreddits and things like that. "Is this subreddit at least partially about the expression of some idea?" If the answer is in the affirmative, the first test might have to be re visited. For example, a subreddit dedicated to the overthrow of a government might strictly fail the first test but the crux of the subreddit might be the exchange of ideas on that topic. I can get behind the removal of subreddits based on these questions.