> Doesn't matter, that mod is expressing his speech not the speech of Reddit Inc. Because Reddit sometimes expels moderators and subReddits it doesn't approve

> Doesn't matter, that mod is expressing his speech not the speech of Reddit Inc. Because Reddit sometimes expels moderators and subReddits it doesn't approve of, this implies that it either approves of, or tolerates, the rest. They're not under any legal obligations to monitor content, but they do, and they sometimes act in their own interest. Not to make too much out of this. Reddit has the right to run their business any way they please and that their stockholders will tolerate. My point is that it's a business, not a soapbox.