Of the 2,000 subreddits removed for hate speech, only 10% have more than 10 active daily users, according to Reddit. According to Reddit, that means they were “restricted due to significant issues with reporting and addressing violations of Reddit’s rules against violence and other aspects of the Content Policy.” Reddit’s quarantining penalty puts a warning in front of subreddits, prevents them from generating revenue, and excludes their posts from appearing in search and recommendations. Us and other communities.” The smaller ChapoTrapHouse was banned for similar reasons.īoth The_Donald and ChapoTrapHouse already had been “quarantined” by the site in 2019. The community has consistently hosted and upvoted more rule-breaking content than average” as well as “antagonized The company banned The_Donald “because it has not done so, despite every opportunity. “All communities on Reddit must abide by our content policy in good faith,” Huffman wrote.

A subreddit group dedicated to mocking people with physical disabilities.

A meme saying it is sickening that people of color have the right to vote.

A post arguing that rape of women should be acceptable and not a crime.

A post describing a racial minority as subhuman and inferior to the racial majority.

Reddit provided examples of hateful activities that would violate the rule: “We are committed to working with you to combat the bad actors, abusive behaviors, and toxic communities that undermine our mission and exist solely to get in the way of the creativity, discussions, and communities that bring us all to Reddit in the first place,” Huffman wrote. Reddit CEO/co-founder Steve Huffman, in an post about the new policy, said “I admit we have fallen short” in supporting the site’s communities and moderators with respect to adopting a comprehensive anti-hate policy.

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