Shit theory. That's why it was downvoted.

Dunno why PG went, but AltRight was trying to pay 5k for info on a picture of a man. That is doxxing. All they had to do was say send all info to police, and there is a reward for successful prosecution.

"hey btw dis da gov. be our puppet or well kill u"

Is there a specific reason you chose to speak like a 12 year old for that part?

It makes your argument look childish.

That was a pretty good translation of 4chan

Psst. Try some Kazerad, man. These are like, the best [translations of]((http://kazerad.tumblr.com/post/99022123468/shepherd-of-the-masked)) 4chan.

You should relax and smoke a lil

Wasn't r/PizzaGate banned because they were specifically told not to dox by the admins and then like a week later the mods stickied a post telling users to dox someone?

shhhhh that would go against his theory!

That didn't happen.

Well reddit deleted any proof but I've been seeing that narrative ever since the sub got shut down and it's not true. I was on that sub daily.

There is proof, the full archive was downloaded, it is available for download on voat.

If you click on /r/pizzagate then you'll see this:

This subreddit was banned due to a violation of our content policy, specifically, the proliferation of personal and confidential information.

So yes, it did happen.

The only people that could possibly have put that message there are the Reddit admins. I was a mod here for a few years and have seen the admins warn /r/conspiracy several times for doxing. There's no wuestion that they would do that and anything contrary that you may hear from pizzagaters is simply sour grapes.

PG is certainly explosively positioned.

Oh bullshit. Stop it.

I was mainly going by memory and after looking I couldn't find anything about the stickied post so I may have been wrong on tht but this is the mod post from whn the sub got banned that includes the Admin message telling them they were being banned for still posting personal info and doxxing even after multiple warnings. And the official reason given was witch hunting, which falls in line with that.

they gave r/pizzagate about 20 minutes warning of shutdown. The "doxxing" specifically was reposting instragram messages and images from the public accounts of a few suspected individuals. So if you think of doxxing in terms of identifying anonymous people or posting private information about them then no, it didn't happen.

No it was for posting personally identifying information, or PII. Email addresses, street addresses, and phone numbers. All pulled from publicly available websites.

It was 3 hours, for a sinister reason. They ended up banning all the offshoot subreddits that people made for continued investigation as well.

People were doxxing left and right, but in the days prior the mods had been warned. They were diligent in removing PII posts quickly. But that wasn't the reason, only the excuse.

The reason was the NY Post's original fake news article about pizzagate. Its mentioning of the sub caused even more people to look at it. What they found obviously wasn't fake but a real citizen investigation. TPTB couldn't have that now could they?

Sorry, i just remembered logging on to the subreddit that day and there being 20 minutes but the warning must have gone out before that. I recall all the spinoffs getting shutdown. there are actually a few small and quiet places still left.

I Always thought the term "witchhunt" that they posted on the banned page was a stupid jab at the occult element involved.

I vividly recall the fake news invention that began to counter pizzagate. There are people now who like to say it didn't begin there but anyone watching at the time couldn't have escaped that fact if they tried.

We live in interesting times my friend. Stay vigilant.

It's utterly wrong. The mods were very severely treating doxxing. They had a sticky for a long time reminding everyone it was forbidden, and to please help avoid giving them a pretext to get the sub banned. There wasn't any doxxing going on there for weeks. This was the top post when the sub got banned.

Some users doxxed some ppl, yes. Whether those misbehaving users were actually plants... impossible to say for sure, but it does seem likely. Perfect way to shut down a sub if you can't pwn the mods.

We all know why pizzagate was banned/framed.

Well reddit deleted any proof but I've been seeing that narrative ever since the sub got shut down and it's not true. I was on that sub daily.

If you click on /r/pizzagate then you'll see this:

This subreddit was banned due to a violation of our content policy, specifically, the proliferation of personal and confidential information.

So yes, it did happen.

I was mainly going by memory and after looking I couldn't find anything about the stickied post so I may have been wrong on tht but this is the mod post from whn the sub got banned that includes the Admin message telling them they were being banned for still posting personal info and doxxing even after multiple warnings. And the official reason given was witch hunting, which falls in line with that.

they gave r/pizzagate about 20 minutes warning of shutdown. The "doxxing" specifically was reposting instragram messages and images from the public accounts of a few suspected individuals. So if you think of doxxing in terms of identifying anonymous people or posting private information about them then no, it didn't happen.

No it was for posting personally identifying information, or PII. Email addresses, street addresses, and phone numbers. All pulled from publicly available websites.

It's utterly wrong. The mods were very severely treating doxxing. They had a sticky for a long time reminding everyone it was forbidden, and to please help avoid giving them a pretext to get the sub banned. There wasn't any doxxing going on there for weeks. This was the top post when the sub got banned.