How do we know that? Have they said so?
Metaright
joined 2 years ago
As long as it doesn't influence how they build the platform, them having absurd opinions isn't much of a problem for the users.
We are but slaves to the meat.
I thought brains weighed closer to three pounds for everyone.
That's kind of disgusting.
I am of the belief that banning users or deleting posts, even inflammatory ones, harms free speech and hinders open communication. If you feel a user is "harassing" you (insofar as that's even possible, given you can freely ignore their comments), attempting to have the user banned just pushes the community toward becoming an echo clamber. I say this because people are very, very bad at distinguishing harassment from mere heated disagreement in the first place.
The mind boggles.
You decide to code your own Reddit app.
This is adorable.
That does seem like a more reasonable way to think about it.
Something being within your rights doesn't automatically mean it's good.