<human>: This whole business and uproar with Ellen Pao is really unnecessary. Yes, they fired a person who was a key contact for AMAs without letting the community know. That was boneheaded - it probably had nothing to do with Victoria Mason being a bad employee, but we can't hear anything about it cause people can be sued for lots of money for divulging information about that. But it pales in comparison to the evils once experienced on Digg... 

There was this chronic post spammer named Mr. Babyman. Mr. Babyman was a far bigger threat to user created content than Ellen Pao **ever** has been. I remember all the stupid and annoying Cracked posts that used to frontpage Digg because they figured out how to game the system. And that was the tip of the iceberg.

I haven't really seen blatant gaming of the system here. Ads are fairly nonintrusive. People are able to post just about anything, barring **really** illegal or pretty evil harassment shit (which could destroy Reddit - the FBI could seize this website because some of y'all keep trying to put kiddie porn or doxxing info).  

Ellen Pao has a legal background and an engineering background - she's a damn good person to have guarding Reddit. She's not some Bertha Lovejoy incompetent who is going to force manhate on you.

Are there policies that Ellen Pao has implemented for Reddit that aren't necessarily the best ideas? Obviously. But I think she's doing alright, all things considered, **in the context of Reddit**. I still get great posts from subreddits.

Maybe she's had some issues at other firms, but there's nothing that I've really seen that is truly crippling this website.

Her "workaround" comments in personal interviews about lawsuits aren't because she's a robot. It's because she's a lawyer and she is extremely cautious - which is wise.

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<bot>: Reddit isn't becoming Digg. It can always be way worse than Pao. She at least admitted her mistakes and seems to be very aware of what the community wants. Chill out.