I was banned from /r/racism for posting an article about double standards in racism

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I was banned from /r/racism for posting an article about double standards in racism (go-beyond.org)

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Good for you dude. Come out east when the weather gets better. We could all go camping.

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Putting words into user's mouths, which means making them appear like they wrote something they never actually did, especially on sensitive posts, is one of the greatest violations of user trust possible.

Although shortly after he applogized and promised never to do it again, it clearly gives away how Reddit tends to handle criticism.

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