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Re:Deleting the golang subreddit by yarou on Friday November 25, 2016 @11:30AM (#13037812)
> Spez's actions harm himself more than users of the site. By confirming what any technically minded person probably already knew (you can edit raw data backing something like a post), he gave the masses a new source of drama any time something they don't like appears on the site.

Vehemently disagree. You can extend the same argument to the NSA conducting effectively unrestricted surveillance on citizens. Those of us who are technically minded knew it was going on years before Snowden showed up. That still doesn't make the action morally correct, nor justifiable in any way.

Re:Deleting the golang subreddit by imron on Friday November 25, 2016 @06:56PM (#13040808)
> Those of us who are technically minded knew it was going on years before Snowden showed up

I seem to recall it being dismissed by the technically minded as possible but largely tinfoil hat conspiracy before Snowden showed up.