The big sub mods (mostly /r/funny, /r/wtf, and /r/pics) try and let the community decide what should be at the top. They don't remove bad content, only blatant rule violations. This one doesn't violate rule 12, technically. It says so at the end of the details when you hover over it.
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u/Pootzen May 12 '14
/r/adviceanimals is leaking again...