Reddit’s potential content policy now includes a classification system for questionable posts
Jul16
In a public AMA, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has promised new content guidelines for the forum site. Reddit has been in turmoil for the past few weeks, culminating in the resignation of former CEO Ellen Pao. As Huffman said yesterday on Reddit, as u/spez, neither he nor cofounder Alexis Ohanian intended the site adhere strictly to free speech. The new content guidelines are meant to be a framework on which Reddit would build an official content policy, Huffman wrote: No company is perfect at addressing these hard issues. We’ve spent the last few days here discussing and agree that an approach like this…
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