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Reddit starts removing moderators behind the latest protests
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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2023
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For a public spokesperson, this is such a hostile and condescending response:
That is a very strange reply, you'd think reddit would have the standard answers figured out lol. Especially for a company that wants to go public you'd expect spokespersons who give the "we are committed to our communities and their interests" answers.
In their legendary AMA, those answers were clearly something they didn’t come up with on the spot.
I quite enjoyed reading that quote. You can practically see the columnist rolling their eyes. Does this spokesperson not understand how to say "no comment"?
He's just taking cues from the hostile behaviors he has seen at the top over there...
"I learned it from you, Spez! I learned it from you!"
I hope The Verge keeps tearing them a new one.