The r/WhitePeopleTwitter subreddit was temporarily banned after members threatened staffers at Elon Musk's DOGE. The ban occurred following Musk's post about user comments that indicated potential violence against his team. After two weeks, the community returned with new moderation rules aimed at preventing harassment and violence. The moderators called for a focus on ideas instead of personal attacks, emphasizing a commitment to maintaining a respectful environment despite the forum's humorous roots. The subreddit has also faced scrutiny for its critical views on DOGE's access to sensitive governmental data.
Musk claimed that members of r/WhitePeopleTwitter had 'broken the law,' leading to a temporary ban after they threatened staffers at his DOGE.
The subreddit returned with strict new rules prohibiting harassment and violence, urging members to attack ideas instead of individuals.
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