content: I also don't think that they will correctly enforce their own rules against people that break them, only people they deem socially unacceptable for their site.  This is why I've kind of dropped reddit from my daily sites. The way shadowbans were used is the most telling thing, and I've yet to see them really address how they're changing shadowbanning since it currently can still be used by the mods of individual subs however they please. More than blaming an individual for "ruining" reddit, the website itself handled it's PR very poorly overall the last month or two. And the problem wasn't that the site had problems in the last month or two, but rather that issues that were much older came to light and those revelations were poorly handled. It's like the Snowden revelations all over again, except that the users have a choice of where they visit on a daily basis and I decided to utilize mine.