• @t3h_fool
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    207 months ago

    People made those comments on a public page. I don’t see why you are censoring the user names.

    • ArxCyberwolf
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      157 months ago

      It’s not a new thing to censor people’s usernames on posts. It’s respectful and not doing so could possibly lead to people being harassed in DMs.

      • @Duamerthrax
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        27 months ago

        Yeah, but nothing’s ever stopped me from googling the comment and finding the original.

        • ArxCyberwolf
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          107 months ago

          Of course. But the effort that involves is enough to deter some people.

        • @sfgifz
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          You’ll take that effort for what? Just to troll someone you know just via a few comments?

          • @Duamerthrax
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            27 months ago

            Copy/pasting into Google isn’t really what I’d call an effort. And I was doing to because I don’t like getting rage baited. Confirming sources is a good habbit.

    • @jj4211
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      87 months ago

      The usernames are not pertinent to the sentiment. However, they could cause a hassle. So blanking makes sense.

      If there were dangerous or responses that merit a response, ok, but for trying to make a point of “comments are full of vacuous crap”, it doesn’t matter even in theory.

      Maybe if the post were making a point that people didn’t agree with, it warrants some clues like a citation to back up the claims, but this is just a circle jerk sort of post, so no one’s about to say “no, Reddit only has deep and meaningful commentary, you need to prove that comments like this exist”.