/r/DarkNetMarkets and many others banned from Reddit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/863xcj/new_addition_to_sitewide_rules_regarding_the_use/ Reddit went on a crusade against /r/DarkNetMarkets today. Not only the big sub but also smaller spinoffs. They're also going after subreddits like /r/airsoftmarket (literally just exchanging airsoft guns) and /r/DBZDokkanMarketplace (trading player accounts for an online Dragonball Z game), but that's beyond the scope of our discussion. They now have a policy against "transactions involving prohibited goods or services", probably to make their clown platform more advertiser friendly. From what I can gather, these are the relevant suspended subreddits: /r/darknetdeals /r/darknetmarketindia /r/DarkNetMarketsNO /r/darknetmarketsOZ /r/darknetuk /r/dnstars /r/AbraxasMarketplace /r/AeroDNM /r/Agmarketplace /r/Agora_Market /r/Agora_Registration /r/agorareloaded /r/DarkMarketsBrasil /r/darknetfraud /r/Darknet_Markets /r/DarkNetMarketsLinks /r/DarknetReviews /r/DarkWebMarkets /r/DeepnetMarkets /r/dnDreamMarket /r/DNJobs /r/DnmEU /r/DNMIndia /r/DNMSuperlist /r/DNMTurkey /r/DNMUK /r/DNMVendorReviews /r/DreamMarketDarknet /r/DreamMarketplace /r/MarketInvites /r/ResearchVendors /r/TheAgoraMarket /r/TorMarketplaces /r/Trade_Route_DNM /r/TradeRoute_Market /r/TradeRouteOfficial /r/ZionMarket /r/Zion_Market /r/AeroDNM/ /r/TradeRouteDNM/ /r/TradeRoute/ /r/TradeRouteOfficial/ /r/RaptureMarket/

that's a damn shame

Reddit has literally become the new fb now, whatever things normal people infects it becomes cancer. To much good is sickness, IMHO.

>>>/reddit/ go away why is this even being allowed

>>1493 I do not normally visit Reddit, but it is a good place to gather information. The research chem subreddits are very useful for finding sources.

>>1493 It was a valuable resource for buying drugs off the deep web, smaller subreddits aren't as cancerous as the big ones like /r/politics.

>>1493 Talking about censorship of the free nets should always be allowed. Even if it is happening in the *face*book*.

>>1494 >The research chem subreddits are very useful for finding sources Did those go down too? That was one of the only places I knew of for finding reliable vendors.

What I see here, is what happens when you leave corporations to decided free speech. They will do whatever is necessary to make money. Banning what advertisers seem to dislike for money.

I feel sad for that. I don't usually use reddit but dnm was very very good and a first point of contact. Also the only spots for newbs that was not bullsoyfak. time to move to TMG and here

>>1502 This is a topic America needs to wake up to. The tragedy of the commons is one of the systems greatest faults. Also nice cartoon.

>>1502 People are free to discriminate as to which sources of information they monitor. Not everybody watches Netflix, browses reddit, or reads newspapers/facebook/google news. Of those that do, many do realize they’re consuming $MEGACORP ‘s propaganda but they’re satisfied with it. The market has spoken: most people are content being passive consumers.

>>1523 But, how long until there is only megacorp choice? Choice only becomes an illusion to what megacorps want.

>>1525 > Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black. ...amirite?

>>1490 This is part of a move to make Reddit more advertiser and user friendly, by user friendly I mean like Facebook-level "user friendly". https://reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/863xcj/new_addition_to_sitewide_rules_regarding_the_use/dw2rwy1?context=3 This guy sums it up well.

Any alternatives?

Well, soykaf. I have been without a drug source ever since Bayonet fuarrrked soykaf up. What is the go-to for people in NA these days? I'm not cool enough to get into Valhalla.