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Substack says the targeted newsletters violate its existing content guidelines, but it has no plans to target Neo-Nazi or far-right publishers on the platform proactively.
This move comes shortly after Substack co-founder Hamish McKenzie defended the company's earlier stance on allowing Nazi-related content, sparking significant backlash.
The decision to remove the content could represent a change of heart for Substack, a subscription network through which writers can publish free or paid newsletters that has taken a very hands-off approach to moderation.
Its co-founders said that they removed them because they violated existing content policies, though did not say that they were changing their approach about hosting racist and antisemitic content.The post
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