Could you give an example of a sub that does that?

> no other subreddit's posts ever consistently exhibit. No other subreddit is both so large and so wildly unpopular with the wider community. It shouldn't be surprising at all that that dichotomy causes unique behavior - anyone who has programmed knows that these sorts of corner cases cause a disproportionate number of bugs.

>the_donald has strange and arbitrary rules to follow that other subs do not have to comply with, such as linking to outside subreddits. Many, ***many*** subs have the exact same restriction. /r/gamingcirclejerk (a heavily left-leaning sub) got slapped with it just last week. What does /r/gamingcirclejerk have in common with /r/the_donald? You guessed it, a history of brigading!

It's so funny how often T_D posters cry censorship when really they just don't know a damn thing about reddit. "How can a post with 0 points be on the front page? Also I have literally no idea what caching is."