EmilJun 29, 2024

r/NuclearPower is taken over by a hostile mod

https://feddit.nl/post/17333474

r/NuclearPower is taken over by a hostile mod - feddit.nl

Kyle Hill, known pro-nuclear science communicator, was banned from the Reddit community r/NuclearPower for his pro-nuclear stance. Turns out the community has been taken over by anti-nuclear mod(s). Posting about this I’ve been banned too 😂 If you remain on Reddit, r/Nuclear is still a valid community. Otherwise we exist of course! Kyle’s post on Threads on this: https://www.threads.net/@sci_phile/post/C8xqujdy2ge/ [https://www.threads.net/@sci_phile/post/C8xqujdy2ge/]

Show threadgivesomefucksJun 29, 2024

I was curious enough to check the link…

Apparently that “expert” has a YouTube channel and kept posting their YouTube links to that sub, when that sub doesn’t want videos as posts, it wants articles.

Show threadSternJun 29, 2024

so in other words guy does classic spamming of his own work in contravention of clearly stated sitewide spam policies, gets marked as spammer, and banned from space he spammed.

shocking

Show threadgivesomefucksJun 29, 2024

Yeah, this post did actually clear something up for me though.

Like, I actually know about nuclear energy, some of the worst years of my life was nuclear enginerring school lol. And the last couple years I never understood why so many people online have such strong nuclear opinions but don’t seem to actually know anything about it…

It’s because there’s YouTubers like this.

At least it’s better than incels.

Show threadEtterra
I think you’re probably right. I’ve never heard of anybody assaulting or killing a woman because of their opinion on nuclear power.
Jun 29, 2024 at 1:34pmWeb