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Re:The Decline of Imgur on Reddit and the Rise of Reddit's N... by tyingq on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @02:13PM (#14597031)
I see what you mean, but Google seems to manage this problem in YouTube via end user flagging and machine learning. Similar for Facebook, etc. I see why it might take Amazon out of the running to provide it.
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Re:The Decline of Imgur on Reddit and the Rise of Reddit's N... by matthewowen on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @06:18PM (#14599075)
I think the parent's point is that they ultimately remove this content. Imgur basically removes things that are illegal in the USA, and pretty much nothing else.

That's a feature, but it's not a feature most conglomerates want to provide.

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