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awesome, would love to know what sub-reddits received the illegitimate takedown requests. Can anyone take a stab at which ones?

• Kalium 12y ago
  This is limited to data Reddit HQ legal has dealt with. The subs in question may not even be aware. The admins often play their cards close.
  • a_bonobo 12y ago
    This is correct - the top question in reddit's comments to this post asks this [1], and the admins answer that the mods could report these takedown requests as reddit Inc. does not collect them. [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/2u3sqp/reddits_first_transparency_report/co4uh8w http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/2u3sqp/reddits_first_t...
• noobface 12y ago
  Spacedicks had all of them
• deleted 12y ago
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• samspot 12y ago
  I'm willing to bet video-game emulation communities are in that list.
• m3rc 12y ago
  The celebrity leaked nude stuff had a lot of DMCA flying around, pretty sure they even nuked a couple subreddits to comply with some of it
  • sesutton 12y ago
    I imagine a lot of them were for image thumbnails since reddit actually hosts those.
  • Kalium 12y ago
    And then the CEO wrote a hypocritical blog post about it. Pretty rich.
  • Raphmedia 12y ago
    Yes, but those were subreddits that popped up and were dedicated to sharing those pictures. I doubt any genuine community was affected.
    • m3rc 12y ago
      Oh I don't know any real details about it, or what "community" was affected, that's just what came to mind when they mentioned DMCA take-downs in the post. I don't think there was a ton of other content that got enough attention to warrant takedown notices
• b0t 12y ago
  some /r/hacking subscribers had some odd PMs. Maybe some of them?