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They're mostly against government censorship.
by a3voices 13y ago
They're mostly against government censorship.
- baddox 13y agoOr really, any censorship applied to property by anyone other than the property owner. Reddit (specifically, the physical servers running the site) is private property, so any rules Reddit makes (or allows the moderators of its subreddits to make) probably won't be considered objectionable censorship. If the government, or any external entity, forcefully censored Reddit, that would likely be considered objectionable censorship. Compare it to the government forcefully preventing a physical newspaper from publishing certain things, versus the editor of a newspaper choosing which articles to publish.
- dragontamer 13y agoI thought they were for freedom of speech. There was a giant shitstorm when Jailbait was shutdown, with many cries towards "unfair censorship". But when censorship agrees with their biased views, all of a sudden its okay.