reddit rolls out new rules, CEO says hiding racist subreddits is better than banning them
On Thursday, reddit's new CEO Steve Huffman, a co-founder of the site, held an AMA (shorthand for “ask me anything”), promising that he would answer questions and use the time “to decide together what our values are,” in the wake of a “content policy update.” Huffman, who goes by the username spez, posted a long note about how reddit would be moving forward, saying that its tagline, “the front pag
reddit goes all-HTTPS—joining Wikipedia, Netflix, and even the feds
reddit goes all-HTTPS—joining Wikipedia, Netflix, and even the feds Crypto enthusiasts rejoice! You can now read your fav subreddits in peace. If you were worried about spooks knowing that your favorite subreddit is /r/belize, fear not—reddit has finally joined the HTTPS party. Earlier this week, the site announced that starting June 29, it will refuse plaintext HTTP traffic. Last September, reddi
reddit users’ response to CEO banning harassing subreddits is more harassment
reddit users’ response to CEO banning harassing subreddits is more harassment One subreddit asks Ellen Pao to resign, another compares her to fascist dictatorships. On Wednesday, reddit said that it would actively ban subreddits that users reported as being harassing in nature. At the same time, reddit administrators Jessica Moreno, head of community and support; Ellen Pao, interim CEO; and Alexis
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