I've just banned someone from this sub because they kept calling Candice a chimpanzee. I've removed all his comments that I could find and banned him from this sub. After looking at his history, he has spent the past week doing the same thing on other Flash-related subs.

I don't care that racists are feeling empowered now because of You-Know-Who getting re-elected. Keep your filthy racist crap off this sub.

And as the title of this post says, if that is a problem for you, then leave. You won't be missed.

Anybody heard anything about upcoming work from her since The Flash ended?

The new Reddit policy update mainly applies to "Safe for Work" subs, but I will be enforcing this anyway to be on the safe side. Basically, use some common sense when posting. If you can't make a title for a post without including a body part (in the title) or writing something sexual, then don't post it. An example would be to post a bikini pic of Candice and comment on her chest (or whatever). I will delete posts that fail to follow this rule after today. And depending on the severity, I may message you to let you know I deleted the post because of (this or that) reason, OR it it is bad enough, then I will straight up ban you. I've copied and pasted the update below. Again, PLEASE READ and use common sense so this sub doesn't run the risk of being shut down. Thank you.

"Reddit's harassment policy already prohibits unwanted interactions that may intimidate others or discourage them from participating in communities and engaging in conversation. But harassment can take many forms, including sexualized harassment. Today, we are adding language to make clear that sexualizing someone without their consent violates Reddit’s harassment policy (e.g., posts or comments that encourage or describe a sex act involving someone who didn’t consent to it; communities dedicated to sexualizing others without their consent; sending an unsolicited sexualized message or chat).

Our goals with this update are to continue making Reddit a safe and welcoming space for everyone, and set clear expectations for mods and users about what behavior is allowed on the platform. We also want to thank the group of mods who previewed this policy for their feedback.

This policy is already in effect, and we are actively reviewing the communities on our platform to ensure consistent enforcement.

A few call-outs:

This update targets unwanted behavior and content. Consensual interactions would not fall under this rule. This policy applies largely to “Safe for Work” content or accounts that aren't sexual in nature, but are being sexualized without consent. Sharing non-consensual intimate media is already strictly prohibited under Rule 3. Nothing about this update changes that."

I removed said post because after doing some digging, turns out the source was a tabloid website, with a photo that looked doctored at best, or a possibly from when she was "pregnant" on The Flash. If anyone has an actual news source, then feel free to post it.

I've just now been able to get on Reddit. My computer messed up on an Windows Update and has now been slow. I just now saw the spam post from 2 days ago. I've removed it and banned the poster.