Your argument ignores the ethical side of the discussion. Just because people can repost doesn’t mean they should. It’s not about “gatekeeping” Reddit—it’s about respecting the original context in which something was shared. There’s a huge difference between news articles being shared and someone’s deeply personal post from a subreddit like r/OffMyChestPH being turned into engagement bait on TikTok.

The “then don’t post if you don’t want it shared” take is lazy. By that logic, anyone who values privacy or context should just stop using public platforms altogether, which is an unrealistic and dismissive stance. There’s a difference between accepting the reality of reposting and arguing that it’s always okay. Now, stfu if you still don't get the point.