has anyone thoughtfully done the legalfagging to figure out how much legal liability (((mods))) on reddit will take on as a publicly-traded company?
has anyone thoughtfully done the legalfagging to figure out how much legal liability (((mods))) on reddit will take on as a publicly-traded company?
I would think that there's a lot of dirt well hidden in reddit. It may find itself to be under more scrutiny now that it's a public company.
Mods may find they're very liable, depending on how the articles of incorporation were written. The kikes that took it public will be more than happy to push any troubles off on someone else.
I would think that there's a lot of dirt well hidden in reddit. It may find itself to be under more scrutiny now that it's a public company.
Mods may find they're very liable, depending on how the articles of incorporation were written. The kikes that took it public will be more than happy to push any troubles off on someone else.
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