Taken from the "Transparency" post by spez:
> ****
A user asked for some additional detail, and Spez responded;
>spez I would like to ask some clarification on this:
>"Users who consistently upvote policy-breaking content within quarantined communities will receive automated warnings"
Does this mean
- every/any post inside a quarantined community
- only posts that further break reddit rules and inside a quarantined community?
We'll be actioning users—beginning with a warning—who submit and upvote content that we ultimately remove for violating our policies.
We're doing this because even though some moderators of these communities are acting in good faith, the community members aren't changing their behavior and therefore jeopardize the community at large.
As expected, the new wrongthink policy on Reddit™ violates their own targeted harassment policy, which states:
>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.
Not clarifying what entails policy violations, or how they select enforcing such violations, and not informing wrongthinkers about what content they upvoted/posted is a violation when warned/banned is the transparency that truly completes Reddit™. Now let's see who achieves victory over themselves there and proclaims love of that socialist shithole.
We should expect new arrivals escaping the tightening control of techno-fascists intent on manipulating the 2020 election.
Taken from the "Transparency" post by spez:
>> **[While I have your attention...](https://pic8.co/sh/E2MuNf.png)**
A user asked for some additional detail, and Spez responded;
>>spez I would like to ask some clarification on this:
>>"Users who consistently upvote policy-breaking content within quarantined communities will receive automated warnings"
Does this mean
- every/any post inside a quarantined community
- only posts that further break reddit rules and inside a quarantined community?
We'll be actioning users—beginning with a warning—who submit and upvote content that we ultimately remove for violating our policies.
We're doing this because even though some moderators of these communities are acting in good faith, *the community members aren't changing their behavior* and therefore jeopardize the community at large.
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[Users guilty of Wrongthink have already been receiving this message.](https://pic8.co/sh/LDV95G.png)
As expected, the new wrongthink policy on Reddit™ violates their own targeted harassment policy, which states:
>>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.
Not clarifying what entails policy violations, or how they *select* enforcing such violations, and not informing wrongthinkers about what content they upvoted/posted is a violation when warned/banned is the transparency that truly completes Reddit™. Now let's see who achieves victory over themselves there and proclaims love of that socialist shithole.
We should expect new arrivals escaping the tightening control of techno-fascists intent on manipulating the 2020 election.
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