Why doesn't reddit get scrutinized as much as twitter, reddit is a lot worse and does more harm
https://techcrunch.com/2023/04/24/twitter-gave-a-gold-checkmark-to-a-fake-disney-account/ Meta gets a lot of scrutiny too
Twitter gave a gold checkmark to a fake Disney account
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EY EHyj05 Apr 24, 2023
Reddit doesn’t claim to be the savior of free speech or keeper of conservative/liberal ideologies. They literally have “dive into anything” motto.
Microsoft Incelnside Apr 24, 2023
Except it is a liberal thinkbox
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kbkn21 Apr 24, 2023A liberal thinkbox without much thinking. FTFY.
Google kuId55 Apr 24, 2023
They've done a fantastic job avoiding scrutiny, but they have a much shorter history of monetization from ads. Probably due to how fragmented and anonymous it is.
Netflix MoxAmber Apr 24, 2023
Reddit is not a publicly traded company so it does not yet have the same legal and fiduciary duties as Twitter or Facebook or Tiktok.
Walmart IhNO56 Apr 24, 2023
Because Reddit has no value. It's the truck stop of the internet.
Apple kldoienms Apr 24, 2023
Blind is more harmful
Because Reddit has more ‘safe havens’ inside of it, and most of the scrutinizers main outlet is reddit