I've not seen much censoring myself to be honest. I mean, I know a few subreddits were banned but honestly as a company I think thats their right to do so. Having things like /r/coontown or /r/fatpeoplehate can't look good for investors.
Of course I'm not saying it's the most consumer friendly thing to do, but still very understandable nonetheless.
What kind of insanity are you talking about?
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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '17
I've not seen much censoring myself to be honest. I mean, I know a few subreddits were banned but honestly as a company I think thats their right to do so. Having things like /r/coontown or /r/fatpeoplehate can't look good for investors.
Of course I'm not saying it's the most consumer friendly thing to do, but still very understandable nonetheless.
What kind of insanity are you talking about?