r/ice_poseidon has been quarantined
Following this post, the Ice Poseidon subreddit has been quarantined.
390 comments · 91% upvoted · other discussions
Following this post, the Ice Poseidon subreddit has been quarantined.
390 comments · 91% upvoted · other discussions
/r/mayo_town must have been a shit show for it to get quarantined with 12 subscribers
TwinIam 59 points · Sep 2018
I've been taking a stroll through those subreddits - most I haven't heard of. Some crazy stuff going on around some subreddits, man. Honestly surprised that ice's reddit was lumped in with the rest.
go9 -12 points · Sep 2018
The difference is that ice's sub was frontpaging and i'm sure reddit received a lot of complaints from "sensitive" people.
Robotic_cock 39 points · Sep 2018
is this what we're calling advertisers now?
[deleted] -15 points · Sep 2018
Oh please, as if it the whole "Advertiser friendly" isnt complete bs. There is a controversial ad literally every week.
Zedyy 11 points · Sep 2018
Examples? 60% of the ads I see on Reddit are ads for Reddit.
[deleted] -8 points · Sep 2018
I meant overall, not specifically on reddit. My point is - the whole adpocalypse was never about becoming more advertiser friendly. It was about silencing "wrong" opinions.
However that also gave advertisers a lot of leverage to fight for lower prices.
But please. Companies are not your friends and do not have a moral compass. They are doing what they can to make as much money as possible. Take Nike for example. They knew exactly what they were doing with their last ad. They knew exactly what would happen and used the controversy to garner as much free publicity as possible.
Zedyy 5 points · Sep 2018
In the case of YouTube the start of all the ad-nonsense was the NYTimes article about this screenshot of a Coke ad playing on a video "Chief Keef Dancing to Alabama Nigger" in early 2017. There's was a lot of debate over whether the screenshot was even real but either way it resulted in advertisers wanting to pull ads. It's not as if one day YouTube just decided they'd go after videos outta nowhere.
BrilliantInvite 1 points · Sep 2018
For evidence of this, look at how many advertisements occur when the news is covering dead school children for an hour.