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12-02-2017, 03:17 AM
Something insane is happening on Reddit right now
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I awoke on Friday morning on the West Coast, logged online, and did what I have been doing every single morning for years. I opened my browser and immediately went to Reddit.com to see what top stories, memes, and videos were trending. After all, it is "the front page of the internet."
But what I saw was unlike anything I've ever seen before. Nearly every single post on the main landing page for Reddit, which is viewed by millions of people every day, was dedicated to bashing the many U.S. Senators who accepted political donations from the telecom industry and did not speak out against the*Federal Communications Commission's upcoming vote to gut net neutrality.* Read more... (http://mashable.com/2017/12/01/reddit-bashes-senators-telecom-donations-net-neutrality/)
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I awoke on Friday morning on the West Coast, logged online, and did what I have been doing every single morning for years. I opened my browser and immediately went to Reddit.com to see what top stories, memes, and videos were trending. After all, it is "the front page of the internet."
But what I saw was unlike anything I've ever seen before. Nearly every single post on the main landing page for Reddit, which is viewed by millions of people every day, was dedicated to bashing the many U.S. Senators who accepted political donations from the telecom industry and did not speak out against the*Federal Communications Commission's upcoming vote to gut net neutrality.* Read more... (http://mashable.com/2017/12/01/reddit-bashes-senators-telecom-donations-net-neutrality/)
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