Facebook is obviously thriving as a business but arousing indignation and ire over their policies, which ban breastfeeding photos but allow hate speech.
So I woud say they have decided to live woth a certain ongoing level of shitstorming as a cost of doing buiness.
Facebook does not ban breastfeeding photos in general - https://www.facebook.com/help/?faq=340974655932193#Does-Face...?
Youtube handles it via whack-a-mole. A friend of mine used to work in their community dept, and would tell horror stories about the things she'd see people put up.
Re:Reddit takes a new direction
by Apocryphon on Monday February 13, 2012 @01:52PM
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My heart goes out to the censors who have to deal with user submissions (as opposed to network censors). I can only blanch at the job that people who manage Google Image Search have to deal with.
Is the issue just that Reddit is run by a smaller team than these larger companies?