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Mainstream platforms generally adopt a vague moderation strategy, for reasons including: avoiding users probing moderation boundaries to evade the rules, reducing the risk of moderators being harassed or retaliated against, and reducing legal self-exposure.
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Reddit Post Removed: Content Policy Controversy Draws Renewed Attention
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