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Re:Reddit reports 18% reduction in hate content after bannin... by happytoexplain on Thursday August 20, 2020 @01:36PM (#24226018)
I don't read the parent as advocating the opinion that the people subjected to the "less dark" form shouldn't consider it a kind of hate speech or shouldn't feel offended by it. The context is moderation, and why it makes sense to treat the cases differently - that doesn't mean simply always allowing one and always disallowing the other. The point is that prudent and pragmatic judgement is necessary.
Re:Reddit reports 18% reduction in hate content after bannin... by SpicyLemonZest on Thursday August 20, 2020 @01:43PM (#24226093)
That doesn't really change my perspective. I'd be very frustated if a moderator told me "well, we generally don't allow hate speech, but let's be prudent and allow it when it's targeted at you".
Re:Reddit reports 18% reduction in hate content after bannin... by antiterra on Thursday August 20, 2020 @02:38PM (#24226861)
My point is more that prudent and pragmatic judgment is nearly impossible, if your goal is to be seen as a neutral platform for a large collection of communities.