I'm not entirely certain that this has a lot to do with civilityalthough
it does certainly have a lot to do with respect for women. (It also
reassures me that my decision to not create a facebook account was wise in
more ways than one.)
+1
Nonetheless, one difference that was
Speaking of incivility,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Requests_for_comment/Civility_enforcement
is still going on...
But we need more than words - we need a video. Maybe some of the
influentials on board could get something like this going...
As I just wrote there:
I'm thinking
What I was most struck by was the hypocrisy: in Reddit's vision, freedom of
speech includes anonymously posting invasive images of teenagers, but
excludes posting the name of a 49-year-old programmer who anonymously posts
invasive images of teenagers.
No privacy rights for teenage girls, complete
I'm not entirely certain that this has a lot to do with
civilityalthough it does certainly have a lot to do with respect for
women. (It also reassures me that my decision to not create a facebook
account was wise in more ways than one.)
Nonetheless, one difference that was immediately
One reason Violentacrez continued to occupy such a high-profile position
on Reddit was of course his free speech rhetoric. But Violentacrez has
historically had a close relationship with Reddit's staff, a fact far less
well-known than his controversial behavior.
For all his unpleasantness,
