Regardless of who originally wrote the title it's claiming censorship, I'm pointing out why I don't think it's censorship. I assumed that since you made this post you agreed with the claim of censorship.

Doesn't that negate your concern then? I assume the mods didn't want the title to include the vague "this" as a descriptor, so once you replaced it with the more accurate description "Tank Man at Tienanmen Square" they allowed it. It wasn't anything to do with censorship it was about their subreddit rules. You say "reddit" removed it, implying the admins, when in fact was the mods, who are not employees of reddit. There's now an [even more inflammatory post at the top of /all and /pics](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/aoidr9/the_real_picture_of_tienanmen_square_people/), if reddit admins were really censoring this topic this new post wouldn't be there.