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668 points wildmusings | 1 comments | 24 Nov 16 00:50 UTC | HN request time: 0.366s | source

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ivix ◴[24 Nov 16 04:15 UTC] No.13028020[source]▶

This is genius really.

This act will cause /r/The_Donald to leave reddit, saying they don't trust them anymore.

Those opposed to their antics will forgive /u/spez and stay.

The result is that reddit expels it's undesirable members without anything so controversial as banning them.

1. gamechangr ◴[24 Nov 16 05:22 UTC] No.13028348[source]▶

"Those opposed to their antics WILL FORGIVE /u/spez"

That's wishful thinking if you ask me.

I'm "opposed to their antics" but I'm 10X more opposed to CEO's censoring people and literally putting words in their mouth!

I feel sorry for those that would forgive that, if in fact many people on a social media site would think that's "no biggy"

Reddit CEO admits to altering user comments that were critical of him