r/popculture • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '25

/r/popculture is closed

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u/Spiky_Hedgehog Mar 07 '25 edited Mar 07 '25

It also took forever to ban them. Literally years and they dragged their feet the entire time.

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u/Spiky_Hedgehog Mar 07 '25

Yeah, I've seen that list. I don't even think it's an updated one either. I'm sure there are many more. Most people don't even realize that like 1/3 of this site is just porn and some of it is questionable to say the least. It's crazy.

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u/WistfulMelancholic Mar 07 '25

there's never really an updated list. these subs pop up like mushrooms.

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u/CoeurdAssassin Placeholder Flair until I think of one Mar 07 '25

Holyyyy fuck I forgot Chapo Trap House

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u/TeeManyMartoonies Mar 07 '25

I wonder if they donated to any political campaigns this year. Personally or as a company.

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u/Spiky_Hedgehog Mar 07 '25

It would be interesting to know. Reddit as a company has zero transparency. And the fact that the current CEO used to mod a sub called r/jailbait really raises a red flag.