Reddit Animemes Trap Ban
Posted by 1 month ago.
Reddit animemes trap ban. This ban applies to the word as it is used to describe feminine characters individuals not the word in the general sense. Sjw bullshit traps aren t even transgender nor is it a slur and just like i said on reddit anyone who is offended online is a joke. The word trap has been banned on r animemes because the mod team deemed it as a slur against transsexual individuals that fall under the offensive comment section of rule 5.
For those unfamiliar the word trap is commonly used in circles of anime fans to describe crossdressing men who do not identify as women. We are aware that the term trap is a controversial term to disallow but this decision was not made without justification. The moderation team for the animemes subreddit have banned the word trap on the grounds that most communities readily consider the term to be a slur bridget guilty gear is one of the most well known trap characters in japanese media.
R animemes bans the word trap 148 comments. Level 2 3 points 1 month ago. Moderators of r animemes recently banned the word trap from the subreddit drawing backlash and losing almost 100 000 subscribers.
Reddit banned about 2 000 subreddits on monday most notably r the donald and r chapotraphouse in a move the platform said was intended to crack down on online communities that promote hate in a reddit post ceo steve huffman said the decision comes after discussions about how the platform can close the gap between our values and our policies to explicitly address hate. We are aware that the term trap is a controversial term to disallow but this decision was not made without justification. Reddit bans r the donald and r chapotraphouse as part of a major expansion of its rules.
This one more move to attack anime and give politicians more ammo to censor and eliminate it from being sold in north america and other countries. This ban applies to the word as it is used to describe feminine characters individuals not the word in the general sense.
