You really should try it. I found it faster than some native apps.

No more users intentionally make a typo to attract karma. I remember a post become very popular because the redditor “mistyped” flashlight as fleshlight.

It is not a public service. Deals are made between companies all the time, so I don’t see how this would break the law.

In China, talking about TiananmenSquaremassacre1989 is LESS extreme than saying Taiwan is a country.

The CCP has brainwashed enough citizens to believe that the government did the right thing in 1989, even if you show them the massacre footage. They think the students were terrorists who deserved to be crushed.

On the other hand, most people in China believe that saying Taiwan is a country would be the biggest crime you can imagine.

Reddit has clearly shown their priorities. If they change the policies now, they only do it for the money, not for the users.