Reddit’s lax attitude to the communities on its platform has been dangerously out of date. https://t.co/G3Lyk3Ifco

— Martin Bryant (@MartinSFP) March 16, 2019

Reddit banned two controversial groups that shared imagery of violent death and gore on Friday after users kept sharing videos of the Christchurch shooting. Critics had no idea why the groups were ever allowed in the first place. https://t.co/eKlza7FQBS

— Ryan Mac (@RMac18) March 15, 2019

Reddit bans r/watchpeopledie in the wake of the New Zealand mosque massacres https://t.co/voE5Ue7h8W pic.twitter.com/9P16s9chkg

— The Verge (@verge) March 15, 2019

"Reddit bans r/watchpeopledie in the wake of the New Zealand mosque massacres" https://t.co/yyk0jCCgiG pic.twitter.com/XrbZqxgGH5

— Nick Monroe (@nickmon1112) March 15, 2019

Reddit banned two controversial groups that shared imagery of violent death and gore on Friday after users kept sharing videos of the Christchurch shooting. Critics had no idea why the groups were ever allowed in the first place. https://t.co/eKlza7FQBS

— Ryan Mac (@RMac18) March 15, 2019

Reddit banned two contentious but popular groups that regularly featured human injury and death following the widespread sharing of videos of the New Zealand terrorist incident on Friday. https://t.co/8oFWnK4IOg via @RMac18

— mat honan (@mat) March 15, 2019

Stoned Redditor epiphany: “Dude… I just realized there are more rights than freedom of speech, and, yeah, rights don’t naturally go hand in hand! Man, like, sometimes, dignity is more important than the lulz! My world, now, is not as simple as it was.” https://t.co/BmurYckSIM

— iA Inc. (@iA) March 16, 2019

So, I read this morning that @reddit whose tagline is “The Front Page of the Internet” has banned 2 channels showing human death! So, who decides when it’s okay and not okay to show human death. And there lies the problem! @maryCyPsy @EdTech_Stories https://t.co/YdI6I5rAPw

— Digital Life Rescue (@DigiLifeRescue) March 16, 2019