Reddit beats film industry, won’t have to identify users who admitted torrenting
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I don't get the hate. I enjoy shitting on reddit as much as the next guy, but defending their user's right to remain anonymous in court has been one thing they've got a pretty solid record on.
They are still better than meta and Twitter too.
That's a subterranean bar!
all facebook owned services forbid you from being anonymous on their platforms.
Twitter still allows anonymous users and satire accounts...but paying for a checkmark reveals who and where you really are.
Not to mention this has far reaching effects past Reddit. Such as for lemmy instances.
Yeah nobody is all bad, even Reddit.
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Imagine how hard (impossible )it would be for them to actually moderate every interaction on their site? Standing up for users makes sense because they're next in the firing line.