This is the final post in a series of six on compliance issues with various online platforms.  The first post was about YouTube.  The second post was about Facebook.  The third post discussed Instagram.  The fourth post was about Twitter.  Last week’s post covered Snapchat.  Today’s post, the sixth and final post in the series, is about Reddit.

Reddit is a web-based forum where users share links to news, photos, and videos, as well as engage in social media-style discussion threads.  Founded in 2005, Reddit has become one of the most visited websites in the world.  The platform is set up as a variety of user-generated community boards called “subreddits.”  These subreddits cover a wide variety of popular culture, current event, and special interest subjects.