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In the last 48 minutes davidreiss666 has made 23 submissions from a variety of web sites, as well as a few submissions to r/reportthespammers. It doesn't seem possible that he could be finding all that content so quickly on the fly. And I doubt he was collecting the links to submit in a batch, given that he's been active on reddit pretty much nonstop for the last fifteen hours.
I don't oppose the idea that people should be aware of SOPA. But for the administrators to push their political concerns on the community just takes us another step away from the original vision for reddit as a community moderated site.
not just /r/politics: moderator of /r/todayilearned removes popular sixteen hour old submission from that subreddit's front page
reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/jyv1y/til...Neo-Nazi rally at N.J. Statehouse has groups preparing counter-protests, State Police on alert
nj.com/mercer/index.ssf/2011/04/planned_neo-n...To me it's obvious these are all the same person.
All submit mostly articles about conspiracies. All typically end their submission titles with at least one exclamation mark. They all submit from the same handful of sites, notably dockersunion.net.
I have not thoroughly examined every article submitted b