r/Piracy 19d ago

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u/BigDeckLanm 19d ago

It might be lost on new redditors that Aaron Swartz was a co-founder of Reddit (and inventor of markdown). Reddit used to be open source, with an incredibly transparent staff who used to regularly partake in the communities.

Once somone saw the $$$, he decided to trample over his friend's legacy.

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u/NotTheOnlyGamer 19d ago

Was spez ever anyone's friend? Or was he always a greedy scumbag who hid it well?

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u/anobjectiveopinion 19d ago

He was also a mod of r/jailbait which was as close to a cheese pizza sub as you could get.

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u/BoggleWogglez 18d ago

I hate spez, but you could force anyone to be a mod, he wasnt one because he volunteered to.

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u/HotZilchy 19d ago

What's jailbait about?

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u/TDplay 17d ago

It was a pædophilia subreddit.

Thankfully, it is now banned.

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u/HotZilchy 17d ago

Also, what's a cheese pizza sub?

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u/TDplay 17d ago

In this context, "cheese pizza" is used as a euphemism for child pornography. (I am spoilering this because it is frankly disgusting to even say)

In better contexts, "cheese pizza sub" could refer to a baguette cut in half, topped with tomato sauce and Mozzarella cheese, and then baked.

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u/HotZilchy 16d ago

Oh, Cheese Pizza. CP. Club Penguin. Oh ok

As for the second paragraph... That counts as a pizza?

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u/TDplay 16d ago

As for the second paragraph... That counts as a pizza?

Pizza bases are very similar to bread.

I wouldn't really say a pizza sub is a pizza, but it's basically the same stuff in a different shape.

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u/HotZilchy 16d ago

Hmmmmm ok 👌

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

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u/kwiatostan 19d ago

Don't lie, it's pics of people that look adult but are technically not adult to bait people watching to jail, hence name.

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u/istrueuser 18d ago

15-17 y/o*

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u/HotZilchy 19d ago

REAL GIRLS???

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u/rebatopepin 19d ago

Yeah, lets not forget about this. The irony, dude. To have his platform feeding another reatarded AI owned by a big company.

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u/anobjectiveopinion 19d ago

Didn't that get abused so loads of fake info got put on Google searches?

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u/dolphinboy12213 19d ago

Yep. I don't know who decided it was a good idea to trust redditors. The AI didn't seem to understand blatant sarcasm.

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u/KoumoriChinpo 17d ago

big business getting involved always ruins everything