r/ice_poseidon has been quarantined

I understand removing ads and not putting quarantined subreddits on /r/all and popular, but I can't even search for those subreddits on the app anymore? That means I'll have to either sub to every single one of them or use google search each time? That's bullshit imo. I wish I could at least unhide the quarantined subreddits, or they could have them show up if you type in the entire name (no accidental suggestions).

Edit: notifications from comment replies in quarantined subs is broken for me too, unless it's a coincidence, I have a red "1" badge on notifications that wont go away from a reply on ice's reddit. I also cant see my comment history for comments posted on quarantined sub. Legit aids in terms of user experience imo

Almost like there's a block filter for a reason.

i wouldn't say sick. it's more morbid curiosity tbh. while there are a lot of edgelords who think they're funny there, there are quite a few people who remain respectful too; especially in the cases of deaths by unfortunate disasters or terrorist attacks.

Really impressive that you way able to deduct the process by which I make decisions in real life off of that one Reddit comment...

If you look at the phrasing, those are questions, not confirmations or judgment.

Even if I am detached from what may seem like reality to you, I literally could not give two shits about what someone who I will never know or never interact with in any way shape or form decides to type on their keyboard.

Then participating in this discussion on this topic, in this very comment section seems extremely at odds with your general perspective on these situations.

You joke but aww can be really awful. They constantly fall for animals being abused to make a "cute" video for youtube.

It's the social media effect where the average moron lives in bubbles so dumb ideas are allowed to fester and grow uncontrollably while the people in these bubbles have the sensitivities of a rich princess when it comes to opposing views because they're not used to them anymore.

Social media including reddit are fucking cancer, you can use them correctly but you'd pretty much have to bypass all the "features" their creators have put in place to keep you in your bubble while opposing the majority of their braindead subscribers that have been brainwashed by them. What's even worse is that this trash have monopolized the internet and killed most forums that used to have pretty fucking awesome communities during the late 90's and early 00's. Being a 30+ old fart I miss the old non-shitty internet so. fucking. much. I kinda feel sorry for anyone who didn't experience it.

Um, that's the fucking point, I didn't see it in the front page therefore it's not as frequent as he implies. A few bad examples doesn't mean the entire community is like that but I guess authoritarians are gonna authoritarian and use the worst possible examples they can find to paint with a broad brush and ask for censorship.

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Advertisers indeed give many shits about where their advertisements appear

Not really no. Youtube advertisers and an extremely small group at that, only started caring about their advertisements after activist groups started trying to "guilt by association" card the advertising groups for the youtube algorithm.

Hell, even by looking at the widely considered failure of how youtube's experiments with meeting these criticisms have gone, it becomes even further questionable as to why anyone would want to try and replicate it, not to mention through a handful of meaningless subreddits --- especially when it isn't even the purpose of the entire thing in the first place as per their own statement.

Common sense.

Your "common sense" is to ignore their statement and substitude your own opinion it.

Just to be clear - there is no common sense in that.

Am i missing something here? I don't see anything of what you listed banned

You are missing something. I spoke in broad terms about if advertisers cared about politics on one side, politics on another and something broad which takes up most of the activity otherwise on reddit - the sports subreddits.

Within that field it is clear that if advertisers actually DID care, then their model on reddit would never had worked in the first place.

I know that the reddit advertising way for years have worked in that fashion and it has continued to grow. The way reddit works it is practically impossible for their advertisements to not be shown everywhere regardless, so advertising on reddit in the first place means that you merely reach the larger pools of people, which is ultimately exactly what advertisement desires.

In that sense, Gilette could care less if their advertisement is in /r/latestagecapitalism or in /r/sports

If we were to dig into that somehow NOT being a thing, then you'd automatically also have to question how advertisements are weighed, how they are shown on which subreddits and for which demographic it targets - something the reddit model doesn't work for.