I mean, the FBI don't seem to have any moral qualms about doing it to catch pedos so why should anyone have a problem with people doing it for the even more righteous and important goal of shutting down a subreddit that makes fun of fat people?
Zinc is a more effective option, since it kills the protein the virus uses to multiply.
Having looked around for a bit I don't think they're the same person. The Seb on utopiaforums doesn't like Trump, and defends kids wanting to be called different pronouns but the guy regularly gets called a faggot/tranny lover/other combinations of slurs and I don't think the reddit jannie Seb would have thick enough skin to put up with that.
I'm a reddit janny and I'm not trans.
A lot of unionization grumbling in tech nowadays is not based on trying to get better pay/benefits, but in trying to organize against management's efforts to disrupt activist employees bringing their partisan politics and woke religion to the office. In this context the jannies aren't really interested in being paid, but they do want the ability to force administrators to engage in viewpoint discrimination at their behest.
They got coopted by the neoliberal establishment.
It still depends on the state really.
Lolicon in the US isn't illegal, but it's definitely a gateway into CP and I'm sure law enforcement takes a good look at these sites that host lolicon.
It's a site created for just the r/drama comunity, and it's mostly taking the piss but the thing about r/drama is they take the piss at anyone taking anything seriously in the internet (which is the meme of "radical centrism"), so while of course making fun of the trains they will make fun of anyone being seriously mad at trans stuff also. I've seem them calling themselves a "4chan retirement zone" and it's basically that vibe, I'd say kinda like KF where everyone is allowed their own opinions but generally taking the piss on anyone acting dramatic.
When they took ping away r/drama was over. Though, Love for Landlords is still great.
Stop, drop and dilate, faggot.
Are we sure you're not a pedo?
It's just a matter of time. Does Amazon now auto-ship programmer socks to your location? Does Google Maps now call-out all of the gender reassignment places when you pass them? Are you confused into which bathroom you should go in at Target?
Well
To begin with, the site is no longer a niche site for programming nerds, but instead a mainstream social media site. I'd also put a fair bit of blame on the site's changing direction on /r/shitredditsays, who started the phenomenon of going to the media to get smear pieces written about any subreddit they found particularly cringe (and since SRS was entirely bitter cat ladies and proto-troons, that included a lot of rote political opposition instead of objectively questionable shit like /r/jailbait), to the point that Conde Nast had to come in and tell the admins to clean up the site's reputation, which led to the whole saga of Ellen Pao's time as CEO.
I still believe Pao was the designated fall guy for some of Reddit's more onerous policies. It certainly bought the admins a few months of goodwill where they could enforce their will while everyone looked away.
Why would anybody ever be sure of that?
I mean she got the job just because Yishan really liked her BJ game, was completely unqualified and knew nothing about the site (didn't know she couldn't link other users to her PMs, for example), and any and all criticism of her was refuted with "oppressed female in tech" nonsense, so duh she was absolutely the fall guy.
