Over the past few years, Reddit's gained a reputation for being one of the last mainstream strongholds for kinda fascist-y content, thanks in part to the free-speech ideals long touted by its leadership. But it looks like the need for "growth"--and funding--is pushing the platform to do a bit of growing up.
Over the past few years, Reddit's gained a reputation for being one of the last mainstream strongholds for kinda fascist-y content, thanks in part to the free-speech ideals long touted by its leadership. But it looks like the need for "growth"--and funding--is pushing the platform to do a bit of growing up.
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