Reddit's original founders are now in charge again, and they're dealing with one of the nastiest backlashes Reddit has ever faced. "Neither Alexis nor I created Reddit to be a bastion of free speech, but rather as a place where open and honest discussion can happen," Huffman wrote today. Of course, the site's hands-off policies to content have indirectly sanctioned communities that are by now infamous for the magnitude of their hatred. Finally, it seems, Reddit's leaders are at least willing to acknowledge this point. "There is also a dark side, communities whose purpose is reprehensible, and we don't have any obligation to support them," Huffman wrote. "And we also believe that some communities currently on the platform should not be here at all." But will Reddit actually take a stand this time? Or will they, as the company's previous leader insisted, continue to let "every man be responsible for their own soul?"