reddit revolts after site lays off “Ask Me Anything” employee

Ars Technica
By Lee HutchinsonJul 3, 2015, 11:01 am128 pts
Internet users who awoke Friday and tried to get their daily dose of reddit encountered some difficulty this morning, as an online protest that began Thursday afternoon continued at full boil. Many of the site’s "subreddits"—sections of the site dedicated to discussion of specific topics—have been set to…

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