Reddit’s most popular subreddits go private in protest against ‘censorship’
Reddit has addressed the situation here, in a mealy mouthed sort of way: <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/modsupport/comments/mbqgx2" rel="nofollow">https://www.reddit.com/r/modsupport/comments/mbqgx2</a><p>However they seem to be denying the accusations that admins (possibly including the individual in question) were manually editing contents containing her name.<p>This whole situation is incredibly bizarre to me. In the first place, why would reddit hire a 23 year old admin whose greatest accomplishment is being forced out of politics due to her connections to multiple pedophiles? Why did they taking such extreme steps to hide the admin's name, when they don't offer the same protections to mods or other users of the site? Does reddit have any audit trail or safeguards when admins edit comments? It would be interesting if they did a postmortem on the situation, but so far they seem reluctant to say that anything went wrong on their end.