>However, those were always related to cases that didn't have any reason whatsoever to have large groups involved- they were to harass community members, some s

>However, those were always related to cases that didn't have any reason whatsoever to have large groups involved- they were to harass community members, some small-name celebrities, or people with opinions that are unpopular on Reddit. Not the case -- there were plenty of times (like the soldier kicking a puppy off a cliff) where most people would agree that identifying the perp would be a good thing. I'm not sure why they thought this incident would be different; the blog post doesn't articulate that directly.