The dad that submitted his hairy butthole.
That was the most Reddit way to try to kill Reddit.
I find it ironic that r/AmITheAsshole, a sub where people regularly go to chastise people who don't know how to act, not only didn't go private during the first wave of protests, but also didn't become a NSFW sub despite having asshole in the name.
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Can you explain the meme pls? 🙏
Some mods are doing the bare minimal due to the questionable attitude of Reddit CEO/admins. Showing disagreement but conforming to the rules, some subs made the decision if the topic sort of match the sub's name, it will not be removed. i.e. r/iOS, as long as it is upload from iOS device, it is considered as a legit post. This naturally results in a large number NSFW content. Another is r/steam, which is now a sub for steam train, steam buns, steam vegetable, etc and etc
r/interestingasfuck turned into a porn sub, they're taking the "fuck" part to the letter lmao.
While I absolutely love the playfulness in upending a sub’s theme a la steam, ultimately reddit probably won’t care much. As long as they’re getting sellable engagement, the topics are almost irrelevant.
I do think the subs going hands-up on moderating might be more effective. Because if you just leave the doors wide open, you’ll get flooded with bots and porn. Bots and porn for days.
https://techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/pornhub-logo.jpgReddit supposedly does not receive ad revenue on posts that are nsfw, so some mods are changing their subreddits (that are forced to go public) to nsfw and loosening up rules. Hence, the Pornhub logo design
