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Pre-IPO Reddit lets ads be dressed up as promoted user posts
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Of all the dumb shit he does, being a mod of r/jailbait is so stupid to bring up. At that time you could make anyone a mod of a subreddit.
And yet he stayed as a mod until they were forced to shut that subreddit down. He could have left at any time, yet he didn't. So how is it stupid to bring it up?
The guy actually posted to that sub...
If you are correct, that’s beyond fucked up and I’m very wrong.