Alright that flag was weak . <| sep |> i feel ya bro lol <| sep |> You just described every Finnish person I know ! <| sep |> They didn ' t , but they did give the sub 4 hours notice before they took it down . They were accused of mass doxxing although the mods insist they tried their best to prevent it by deleting comments with personal contact information , banning repeat offenders etc . They also said that lots of people who were banned for doxxing were somehow unbanned that same day , not by the hand of the mods . In the week leading up to the ban , there was a full subwide ban on doxxing of any kind and mods had it largely under control . Usually , bans will be placed on users who doxx , not entire subs . This sub in particular was the largest growing nondefault sub at the time . Some are taking the drama with uspez editing comments as reason not to trust anything the admins do . People believe admins could have unbanned people doing a lot of the doxxing , and could even have edited or undeleted comments to show personal information , so as to give them an excuse to shut down the whole sub . I must say I lurked the sub quite a lot and it wasn ' t often I saw personal information such as email addresses and social media pages , apart from the email addresses in the Wikileaks dumps , or early on when people were looking into James Alefantis ' instagram . The timing of spez ' s mistake is incredibly unfortunate for him , as people are already in a frenzy about this . That said , no evidence has actually been released by admins to show mass doxxing being allowed and supported by mods . Some of the accused in pizzagate have complained of online threats and harrassment , but pizzagate is also being talked about on some of the chans , where they are a lot more lax on doxxing .