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Eventually the administrators relented after intense criticism from almost all angles, fired Challenor and re-instated the banned /r/ukpolitics mod.

The Challenor mess should never have happened, but at least the person was fired by Reddit.

Aimee Challenor used to be an employee of reddit, hired without any background check or scrutiny.

If the powermods had their way Aimee Challenor would still be working for the site.

Also, Challenor and other admins deleting evidence and permabanning people is like, the whole issue.

But if the Aimee Challenor debacle was any indication, they have a clear list of people they like and people they don't like.

You seriously going to gloss over the fact that Aimee Challenor is transgender?

Remember the time Reddit banned everyone who mentioned that Aimee Challenor (ex-politician expelled from multiple political parties for pedo scandals) was working at reddit?

The Aimee Challenor debacle was a very high-profile, high-criticism, well documented incident.

It was claimed by Reddit this was through an automated system but it's been alleged that Challenor herself was carrying out the censorship personally*.

> The Challenor mess should never have happened, but at least the person was fired by Reddit.

James Forrester is the Aimee Challenor of Wikipedia!

See also the "Aimee Challenor" affair at Reddit, and the fact that their initial defense was "Highly recommended by other staff" - They never looked further into that, for a fact.

It's worth pointing out that it was the censorship on Reddit's part and Challenor's questionable conduct as a political figure that triggered such a strong reaction, not Challenor's political stances.

The article mentioned Aimee Challenor's name and the scandal around their deputy leadership bid.

Why would I include an irrelevant fact about Challenor’s identity that instantly derails any thread it comes up in?