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Reddit Cracks Down on NSFW Protests and Content to Protect Advertising Revenue

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Reddit Cracks Down on NSFW Protests and Content to Protect Advertising Revenue
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Reddit has issued "final warnings" to subreddits that allowed NSFW content as a protest against the company's advertising practices. The warnings were sent to subreddits such as r/PICs, r/Military, r/dndmemes, and r/JustNoMil, threatening action against volunteer moderators if they fail to remove the NSFW label. However, the moderators of r/PICs argue that their subreddit should be considered NSFW based on Reddit's policies.

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