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Reddit demands moderators remove NSFW labels, or else
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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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I'm pretty sure that was the plan all along.
Yep, they can attract more investment if they don't have "icky" content for prudish investors to worry about. Forgetting that it's a huge reason the site is popular.
I recall seeing some info coming out about porn and other stuff but after Tumblr and that shit show I figured they would be less likely to go forward with it or have some watered down policy that bans it but some things still get on the site anyways.
I think there was a post saying that nsfw subs now just have some message saying that you need to use the official client to view content.
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