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Re:Reddit's user uprising against China because Tencent will... by throwaway415415 on Saturday February 09, 2019 @10:16AM (#19122658)
More information: The CEO edited post(s) from r/theDonald which was a horrible subreddit. They ended up creating a new feature (r/popular) to get rid of that sub.

I think I'm OK with that.

Re:Reddit's user uprising against China because Tencent will... by yjftsjthsd-h on Saturday February 09, 2019 @11:14AM (#19123013)
Excellent. In accordance with your beliefs, let's edit your comment to replace theDonald with some subreddit that I dislike. I'm sure this is totally fine, because after all I'm confident that they're "horrible". We won't need to mark your comment as edited. This is, of course, "OK".
Re:Reddit's user uprising against China because Tencent will... by saagarjha on Saturday February 09, 2019 @11:08AM (#19122951)
Editing comments to make it seem like people are saying things they didn't is basically never OK, no matter where the post was made.
Re:Reddit's user uprising against China because Tencent will... by xfitm3 on Saturday February 09, 2019 @11:13AM (#19123002)
s/basically//g, it might also expose them to liability. safe harbor is already in question for sites that are moderated. I imagine editing user content crosses another legal line.