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Re:Reddit cracks down on abuse as CEO apologizes for trollin... by abandonliberty on Wednesday November 30, 2016 @11:26PM (#13077174)
Reddit already has a history of killing subs it doesn't like via 'quarantine' or outright bans.

"Restrictions on a quarantined community include:

Requiring an account with a verified email address Requiring an explicit opt-in No custom images Will generate no revenue, including ads or Reddit Gold"

This effectively kills subs unless it's lifted.

Subs targeted for this range from offensive to innocuous (E.g. freckles, female ejaculation, a racist anti-black community) https://www.reddit.com/r/GoldTesting/comments/3fxs3q/list_of...

Reddit is a business, not a bastion of free speech. They have killed communities for less than what The_Donald was doing. I'll let you speculate on the motives (:

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