Where are the pro-russian comments?
> but I wonder if the issues that Reddit identified with the campaigns by Russian entities may be as far reaching as YC.
You mean the nonsense they had to push to appease the media right? Glad you didn't bring up the $200,000 that some russian company supposedly spent on facebook to win trump the election. If the russians had been running a propaganda campaign on reddit, they did a piss poor job because 99% of the propaganda on reddit has been anti-russia since the very beginning.
> The content of the comments is interesting too, attacking the reputation of journalist.
So criticizing journalists ( an occupation that has lost an incredible amount of credibility recently ) means that you are a russian? I guess that makes 80% of the US population russian agents. But what about journalists who critize other journalists? Doesn't that make them russian agents too? Oh dear.
To me, the only suspect comment in this entire thread is yours. Or maybe that's because I'm a russian agent. /s
Seems like the whataboutism propaganda campaign has morphed into the "everyone's a russian agent" campaign. Wonder what it'll morph into next.