The admins finally came for r/FreeAtheism
Reddit Migration@kbin.social – 102 points – The usual admin threat to reopen here:
I've notified the sub and left a recommendation to join kbin or lemmy. Curious to see if they also ban me from reddit over this, not that I planned on posting there again.
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I'm just saying, they do this and also demanded r/piracy open back up, so shouldn't that mean reddit is now involved with piracy and should be gone after by media companies?
That's not really how it works. They can claim safe harbor from piracy that occurs on their forums and if they are demanding all communities open up then it's not an endorsement of certain subjects over others.
Just ownership and control over the content if it makes them money.
Basically "We can do what we want and you gotta suck a lemon".
Legally justifiable... but ethically? That's the real question.