Reddit banning users for sharing Julie Bindel article

So, Reddit mod/ admin is censoring anyone sharing a journalist for daring to mention the serious safeguarding issues wrt involvement of family member in the Green Party and then the later conviction for csa.

If this thread goes poof, mnhq need to seriously think about their take on this.

Well, the six of us who are here with our million sock accounts (or whatever the accusation is this week) certainly have been busy haven't we!

So now Redditors know. Interesting.

Wow. This is very concerning

I cannot wait for Reddit to go public. These people that they've been hiding will have to come out into the sunlight.

Served on the OU Students Association. www.oustudents.com/introducing-the-new-committee-for-plexus-our-lgbt-group

So many safeguarding red flags to do with this individual and this is just the stuff we know about.

Surprised the hiring team at reddit have such poor googling skills to not know about previous issues.

Unless...

...but trying to ban something just drew attention to it. I am shocked at how quickly the banning triggered the spread.

Someone really does not want to be remembered and linked to their past.

I just don't understand.

AC appears to have had some very challenging circumstances in their youth. And, no particular qualifications or skills particular to the communications industry. So, why would a huge platform like reddit want to jump in to protect one individual?

@ NiceGerbil

I was thinking exactly the same thing

I didn't realise how influential they had been.

They organised the group letter against Get the L Out. www.pinknews.co.uk/2018/07/13/more-than-2000-lgbt-people-sign-letter-calling-for-change-at-pride-in-london-over-anti-trans-protest/

Some of the subs that linked to it are huge. I will be shocked if a mainstream UK/US outlet doesn't pick up the story now

This has blown up massively on other Reddit subs. Sunlight people sunlight!

How does this person get all these opportunities?

It's very odd.

Holy Streisand effect! In response to the censorship a load of subreddits have gone offline in solidarity and are linking back to this thread

www.reddit.com/user/Blank-Cheque/comments/mbmthf/why_is_this_subreddit_private_see_here_for_answers/

This is the list of subreddits that have gone offline because of this, all are linked back to that blank-cheque post

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r/nottheonion

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r/AbruptChaos

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r/comedyheaven

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r/technicallythetruth

r/thatHappened

r/trashy

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r/AmongUs

r/Bossfight

r/ComedyCemetery

r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR

r/TikTokCringe

100,000+ Subscribers

r/amazonreviews

r/ComedyNecrophilia

r/DankLeft

r/DreamWasTaken

r/GTA

r/jobs

r/NintendoWaifus

r/oneliners

r/pinkfloyd

r/theydidthemonstermath

r/yiff

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r/AverageAnimeTiddies

r/biologymemes

r/BoomerHumor

r/DownvotedToOblivion

r/foundthemobileuser

r/hardwaregore

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r/inflagranti

r/osx

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r/SubsTakenLiterally

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r/unknownvideos

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r/AliceRedlips

r/AmouranthOnlyFans

r/anxietymemes

r/audreybradford

r/badunitedkingdom

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r/ExpensiveAccidents

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r/HoldMyBreedingTube

r/koreaboo_cringe

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r/okmatewanker

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r/selflove

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r/TwitterCringe

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r/AskTeens

r/DieOff

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r/SuicideSquadGaming

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Not Private but Posted Public Support

r/mentalillness | link

r/SonicTheHedgehog | link

r/ukpolitics | link

Major Support Off of Reddit

@jessesingal

"It later became apparent that Reddit has hired this individual as an Reddit admin, and were banning people from discussing her past to protect their employee from harassment."

Says it all really

www.reddit.com/r/ukpolitics/comments/mbbm2c/welcome_back_subreddit_statement/

The mods have carefully not named the admin in question and warned of the consequences of doing so. They have, however, headed the thread with a huge photo of the unnameable one.

Thing is that more and more people are noticing.

This behaviour, seen over and over again, is so obvious. And counter productive. I don't understand why a. They think that this sort of thing is a kind of obvious thing to do and b. Not realising it draws attention and gets questions asked.

I don't get it at all.

This is so sinister. This is all stuff that is already all over the mainstream media. What legitimate reason can there be for deletion (none). So what is the non-legitimate motivation (this is the question that Reddit should be asking but isn't).

Why do they behave like this? I get it being exciting to be able to hack something but why is it porn?

Power.

'Particular Reddit threads were targeted with certain material (which I can't specify here) '

I'm guessing illegal obscene images.

Just reminded me. What is it with men being so prone to this sort of thing?

www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15333600

www.rt.com/news/485443-zoom-porn-singapore-teachers/

www.thesun.co.uk/news/14083332/estate-agent-ad-board-porn-prank/

And on and on.

It's always blokes.

Why do they behave like this? I get it being exciting to be able to hack something but why is it porn?

And related. Why do they draw their cocks over everything?

I suppose it's similar to flashing? To cause upset, shock etc

twitter.com/bindelj/status/1374372934379204608?s=09

Julie Bindle is tweeting about it.

They are sick.

So sorry!

I would close that email tbh.

It is an awful thing to go through. Very high stress. You will get through the other side

Pandora'sbox