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> Reddit itself doesn't manage the communities...

That used to be true. But they've been stepping in and trying to clean up speech they don't like. As soon as you take on the responsibility of cleaning up one group, you take on the responsibility for every group. And reddit just doesn't have the manpower to do it.



Nor do they have a consistent and rational policy to do it, which is why things aren't going very well.




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