We remove those comments, we ban the perpetrators, but the issue still persists at a fundamental level: the notion that it’s okay or acceptable to ridicule and demonize traditionally disenfranchised and marginalized members in the gaming community,” the post reads. “At r/Games, our community is becoming increasingly responsible for perpetuating a significant amount of these combative and derogatory schools of thought. The moderators expressed how they wanted to work with r/Games users to “be a more whole, accepting community” that focused solely on discussing video games together. The team behind the subreddit included examples of the hateful comments they regularly moderate, revealing a number of racist, homophobic, and transphobic slurs posted to the site.
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