Canadian journalist Luke LeBrun unfairly banned from r/Canada for asking why his article was removed
Canadian journalist Luke LeBrun unfairly banned from r/Canada for asking why his article was removed
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Luke LeBrun (@lukelebrun.ca)
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That sort of crap has been happening on Reddit for years. I'm sure everyone who is now here know exactly about that.
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This may get a federal investigation going, though.
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r/Canada has been a cesspool for years. Nothing surprising here.
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lol Reddit mods
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I posted a few comments on /r/conspiracy and got banned from all the city and country subs. I'm sure they have some kind of 'social credit score' thing going over there.
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Can someone tell him about lemmy.ca?
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He'd be a little behind the times leaving reddit only just now, but better late than later.
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Well yeah, the better sub is /r/onguardforthee
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They've also been pressured by the mods of /r/canada to suppress this news.
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The corporate media are very clear on this. Citizens won't be doing any primary reporting, nor will they be doing curation of reportage. Weird, huh?
See the example of Level1News becoming Level1Show, etc.
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And yet moderation has on Lemmy is virtually the same…
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That's normal for the scumbag mods at Reddit.