The undeniable hypocrisy of reddit, tumblr and others

>>414116
Reddit doesn't allow doxxing. Reddit happens to be a very large place where it's easy for "underground" communities to avoid the eyes of the moderators, but whenever a "doxxing" subreddit is found, it is eventually deleted.

http://reddit.com/r/coontown being an example. It wasn't deleted for being racist, but because it was found to be a "Raid" board, in that people would attack the facebooks of any black person they decided they didn't like that day.

Facebook, Tumblr, and Twitter are bad though, I agree. I just want you to be accurate with your accusations.

>>414121
So they allow it in the same way 4chan allows loli porn. k.

>>414505
4chan allows Loli on /b/. that's not the same as Reddit doesn't allow doxxing/witchhunts anywhere but occasionlaly misses them because there are more users than mods.

>>414505
No,it doesn't,reddit rules forbid doxxing except that sometimes the mods miss it,meanwhile loli on 4chan is disallowed everywhere except /b/.

>>414116
We are raided everyday by people and other websites, 4chan has lost its teeth

People used to come here and get trolled, now people come here and troll 4chan

lol at all you faggots with no sense of identity who buy into this shit

Stop being so teen

>>414519
Your only identity is being better than other people. What would you be if you were alone without the internet?

>>414121
The reddit crew spinned it that way, but in reality they just wanted to get rid of the offensive subs to make reddit more appealing to outsiders. It was a financial decision.

>>415211
Could you show me some stats that reddit has recieved more users and not less, as a result of banning half the site?

>>415276
http://www.similarweb.com/website/reddit.com

https://siteanalytics.compete.com/reddit.com

The number of page views went up too.

>>415302
Maybe I'm reading this graph wrong, but it feels like the opposite happened, and then they recovered slowly, and then they continued to grow in the same proportion as they've always grown.

>>415211
The subs were more of a legal liability than a financial one.

>>415302
Outcomes don't prove motivations, especially with financial decisions.
Who cares if they did it for money anyway. It's their property. Evidently sites like 4chan aren't very profitable so naturally the 30th biggest site on the internet or whatever Reddit is has to be more softcore. It's still quite anti-PC compared to the rest of the internet.