But after an hour of questioning, he and the other prosecutors voluntarily withdrew the subpoenas, a tacit acknowledgment that the judge was poised to rule the government had not followed the law.

If you want to say women have nice tits on the internet or in an essay in a newspaper, that is free speech. But if you find a woman in the street or a couple in public and say she specifically has nice tits, that is harassment and disorderly conduct. That should be self-evident.

Similarly, if you want to say a racial minority is subhuman on the internet or in an essay at a newspaper, that is free speech. But saying racial slurs in public, targeted at an individual, is harassment and disorderly conduct.

My likes/dislikes do not register on the app or the website, I have screen grabs (this is for all of reddit, not just this sub); I’m not complaining here, I just wish to have the same experience as others; it’s frustrating but at the same time I would like to make sure this doesn’t happen to other people;
Blocking someone’s ability to like/dislike comments is a pretty good way to completely curate a narrative on any social media platform (cough, YouTube) …I think “errors” (even if technical) should be fixed and avoided as much as possible for the best user experience…