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- The character Diana from the upcoming game Pragmata has become a subject of sexually explicit content, leading to multiple Reddit communities being shut down for violating terms of service.
- This situation led to increased moderation efforts and the creation of new subreddits such as r/PragmataSFW, which aims to be free of pedophilic insinuations.
- Moderators have faced challenges in maintaining a safe and respectful community due to persistent sexually explicit content featuring Diana.
- There are ongoing discussions about the need for stricter content moderation policies within the Pragmata community, with some moderators expressing frustration that their proposals have not been taken seriously.
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While many Capcom fans eagerly anticipate “Pragmata,” discussions about the protagonist Diana have led to the closure of Reddit communities. Diana, a small humanoid android who helps Hugh escape a lunar colony, became the subject of sexually explicit content, which upset moderators of “Pragmata”-related subreddits. According to Kotaku, the situation worsened when moderators removed this content, only to see it reappear. One r/Pragmata moderator resigned, venting in another subreddit about the “incredible flood of pedophilic garbage” they had to deal with. Kotaku also reported that several “Pragmata” Reddit communities were shut down due to content violating Reddit’s terms of service. In response, community members established r/PragmataSFW, a fan group intended to be free of pedophilic insinuations, as an alternative to r/Pragmata, where sexually explicit content featuring Diana had become common. Kotaku reported that moderator JoeZocktGames lamented that none of his proposals for stricter content moderation were taken seriously. He also claimed that a moderator removed one of his posts for including obscene art of Diana, which he viewed as a sign of the moderation team’s failure.
Pragmata Subreddit Crackdown on Sexually Explicit Content Involving Character Diana
The posting of sexually suggestive content featuring Diana, who is portrayed as a young, blonde-haired girl in “Pragmata,” led to the closure of one “Pragmata” subreddit for violating Reddit’s Rule 4 against such content. Attempts to moderate the community resulted in the creation of r/Pragmata, a subreddit solely for sharing obscene Diana art, which Reddit administrators quickly shut down. In related news, a new “Pragmata” subreddit, r/Pragmata, has emerged in response to moderation efforts to curb toxicity in the main subreddit.
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- Reddit Has Removed A Pragmata Subreddit For Sexualizing Robot Child DianaReddit Has Removed A Pragmata Subreddit For Sexualizing Robot Child Dianathegamer.com
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