Definition: Read the given text and if it has abusive content then indicate via "yes". Otherwise indicate via"no". 
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Input: **Context**    This subreddit focuses on the Duggars, an American fundamentalist Christian family with 19 children from the same parents. This denomination of Christianity is extremely strict. Most of the women only wear skirts below the knee, the children are homeschooled, and they reject modern music and media. The Duggar family had a reality television show called \*19 Kids and Counting\*, which ended due to backlash when it was discovered that the oldest son molested four of the sisters. A new show, called \*Counting On\*, focuses on just the adult children and their lives after the scandal. Both of the TV shows used to have their own subreddits, but they became mostly inactive.         This subreddit drama focuses on r/DuggarsSnark, a subreddit created to make snark about the Duggar family. However, there has been discussion between members on the subreddit concerning what constitutes snark and what constitutes "leghumping." Leghumping is fawning over or praising the Duggars, which is not allowed on the sub. Some people believe positive observations (ex: Her hair looks better than usual) or explaining behavior (ex: Is it normal to eat casserole all the time? Yes, that is normal in some regions) are forms of leghumping, while other people do not believe so.         **Original Post**    [A regular user posted a meme aimed at leghumpers, people in the comments don't like being characterized as leghumpers, there is a fight about what constitutes leghumping][The user then decides to leave the sub]  [A different user creates a discussion themed subreddit to supplement the snark subreddit, snark fans tell him to leave][The two main mods (one now deleted) attempt to clarify "leghumping"] [A less active mod makes their own post (now deleted) to clarify "leghumping," using a definition that allows positive comments and explaining to be posted. Some users object.] [The two main mods delete the less active mod's post, and remove that mod]  The two main mods make a post to get community feedback, delete post after [feedback][questions]the mods.         As a result of the final thread, one mod deleted their account. The other main mod has yet to respond.

no