No, I really don't. She brought interesting content, stuff that made reddit a richer place to be.

You guys don't seem to be able to determine the difference between a spammer and what she was doing. There is one guy on here, apparently he has a law firm, and he has submitted hundreds of pages to his law firm only. Has never made a single comment, has never submitted a page other than his own law firm. None of it was interesting. That is what I consider a spammer. She has stated that she would see funny or interesting stories, and she would submit them. I personally enjoyed reading a great many stories that she had submitted - regardless of where they came from or why.

And furthermore, there is nothing to stop you from doing the same. In fact, I would dearly love to see you (or anyone) bring as much original and interesting content to reddit. If you could get paid for it, the more power to you. I don't suffer from money envy - and if you found a way to make a few bucks, then that would be great.

There was a guy a while back talking about how he worked at a place that did some kind of verification, and so he would have access to people's names, addresses, phone numbers and social security numbers. While doing the verifications, he would also look them up to see if they had any warrants outstanding, and if they did, he would give the updated address info to crimestoppers. He was picking up several thousand dollars a month this way - on top of his wages. People were calling him a douche and saying all kinds of ugly things, but... he had the good sense to do this, and I thought it rather ingenious. But that he found a way to incorporate a means of making more money out of what he was doing, getting criminals off of the streets and what have you - I didn't see anything wrong with it at all. Yet the people in that thread were screaming for his head.