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Reddit banned Paul McCartney over phone-free concert photos post in their subreddit (piunikaweb.com)
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Paul McCartney’s official Reddit account seems to have been banned. The account, u/paulmccartney, had just dropped a set of photos and videos from the first night of his shows at the Fonda Theatre. It went straight into the r/PaulMcCartney subreddit. Then, not long after, the whole thing disappeared.

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[–] ayyy@sh.itjust.works 0 points 1 hour ago

Serially online people have their sense of time unbelievably warped and broken. Why does it matter that pictures from a concert were delayed by a few hours or days? It’s just some fun pictures of a concert.

What if the pictures really were of something bad/private? Isn’t it better that they got taken down to protect the innocent until a human can take a look?