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"As of today, more than a half-dozen prominent websites have been banned from Reddit, the massively popular link-sharing site. Among those ousted include digital publishing heavyweights The Atlantic and PhysOrg.\nRedditors are collecting the blacklisted sites at a freshly minted subreddit, r/BannedDomains. The list so far includes at least five: BusinessWeek.com, Phys.org, ScienceDaily.com, TheAtlantic.com, and GlobalPost.\nThis mean that Redditors are prevented from submitting links to any of the above sites. Instead, they're greeted with the following message: \"This domain has been banned for spamming and/or cheating.\"\nThe move comes exactly one week after Reddit announced a new site-wide ban feature intended to cut back on spam. However, the official announcement noted that only URL shorteners, commonly used by spammers to mask destination links, would suffer initially.\n\"Some domains are not allowed on any part of Reddit because they are spammy, malicious or involved in cheating shenanigans. Attempting to submit a link to one of these domains will now fail with an informative error message.\"\nIn April, the Daily Dot exposed The Atlantic's massive Reddit spamming operation. Jared Keller, the site's social media editor, was kicked off Reddit for his role in the affiar, though stories from The Atlantichave remained hugely popular on the social news site."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://mashable.com/2012/06/13/reddit-bans-the-atlantic-businessweek/>