violentacrez造句

• Chen published the piece on October 12, 2012, revealing that the operator of the violentacrez account was a middle-aged programmer from Texas named Michael Brutsch.
• In October 2012, Chen exposed the real name and details of Violentacrez ( a moderator of several Reddit Jailbait communities ), a Texas internet developer, who was subsequently fired from his job.
• Reddit noted that the award was for winning a community vote for " Worst Subreddit ", and stated that they regretted sending it as well as claiming the violentacrez account had been banned on several occasions.
• When Chen informed violentacrez about the impending expos? he pleaded with Chen not to publish it because he was concerned about the potential impact on his employment and finances, noting that his wife was disabled and he had a mortgage to pay.
• *A search of 4, 600 news sources via newslibrary . com turns up nothing for " violentacrez " between 1900 and September 2012 beyond a CNN piece where he was given a trivial mention ( his name was mentioned in passing, but he was not discussed ).
• Following the closure of the jailbait subreddit, The Daily Dot declared violentacrez, the community's creator, " The Most Important Person on Reddit in 2011, " and called the jailbait controversy " the first major challenge to the site's voluntary doctrine of absolute free speech ."
• Please can I quickly point out that just because reddit . com / u / unidan we shouldn't necessarily remove the page . u / violentacrez also does not exist, yet this page : https : / / en . wikipedia . org / wiki / Michael _ Brutsch does.
• In " PC Magazine ", Damon Poeter stated that, while he has defended protecting anonymity on the Internet, he still supported Brutsch being outed because he felt the various subreddits he contributed to as violentacrez were serious invasions of privacy, regardless of legality, and that it was therefore justifiable to reveal his personal details.
• Conde Nast wanted reddit to " just focus on building out, which may involve adding to the current staff of four ( all co-founders ), who will all move from Boston to San Francisco and work at Wired's office . " A long-standing rivalry also developed between reddit and Digg, a competing site, and a hostile feud with Gawker, a separate internet comment site, which remains at the time of writing, but by the time of the Violentacrez incident, Slowe had moved on.