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A comment on Reddit reports 18% reduction in hate content after banning nearly 7k subreddits. Parent comment

Re:Reddit reports 18% reduction in hate content after bannin... by ubercow13 on Thursday August 20, 2020 @12:36PM (#24225056)
They are free to enact censorship, you could say. And users are free to identify where that censorship has taken place, react to it and let it inform our opinion or use of reddit.
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Re:Reddit reports 18% reduction in hate content after bannin... by kilo_bravo_3 on Thursday August 20, 2020 @12:49PM (#24225311)
What is an example of censorship that should shape my opinion?

I've only ever seen bigots who think transgendered people are icky and can't stop being "ironic" about it getting "censored".

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