It's hilarious that this is the definition of the rule the sub was breaking.
Reddit is a place for conversation, and in that context, we define this behavior as anything that works to shut someone out of the conversation through intimidation or abuse, online or off.
What's even more hilarious is that Reddit still calls themselves a platform in their content policy even though they are clearly a publisher
Reddit is a platform for communities to discuss, connect, and share in an open environment, home to some of the most authentic content anywhere online.
I think by authentic they mean corporate propaganda and advertising with a splash of Chinese lies
I haven't even posted anything to it in months and it was mostly inactive as I've been running other subs to compensate for the quarantine that was also unjustly established by reddit admins due to AHS brigading.
In any case, enjoy my new subs LOL
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