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Re:Ellen Pao Is Stepping Down as Reddit’s Chief by fragsworth on Friday July 10, 2015 @08:58PM (#9867984)
> Given the amount of stuff I've seen in the last year against various people in the games industry in other places, some of that organized on Reddit, I'm happy to see something done.

I'm not. I'd prefer all of the communities stay on a site like reddit, where specific users get banned for clear violations of harassment rules, rather than the entire communities getting shut down because of the actions of a few. Most communities on reddit had clear anti-harassment rules and moderators usually banned it when it was seen.

Now, instead, the communities are moving over to sites like voat.co and 8ch.net - communities that won't get policed in any way whatsoever. And in many cases, the communities encourage harassment, brigading, and general nastiness. This is going to make the Internet a worse place in general for all of us.

Re:Ellen Pao Is Stepping Down as Reddit’s Chief by mirimir on Saturday July 11, 2015 @12:23AM (#9868515)
> This is going to make the Internet a worse place in general for all of us.

How?

Wouldn't that make it a better place, because you won't even know that they exist. Unless you looked, anyway.

Re:Ellen Pao Is Stepping Down as Reddit’s Chief by fragsworth on Saturday July 11, 2015 @07:52PM (#9872014)
They don't stay confined to their community. They use it as a communications hub to harass from.