"Normal fans are excited about Capcom's upcoming sci-fi action-adventure because or because they find its concept, setting, or gameplay intriguing . But some of the game's fans are far from normal. Reactions to the infantile appearance of Pragmata's android protagonist Diana on the r/Pragmata subreddit have prompted one of its moderators to publicly step down from their role, with them citing the overwhelming influx of "pedo shit" as the cause. Another Pragmata community has been shut down altogether by Reddit over inappropriate posts."
"In one February 4 post on r/PragmataSFW, moderator JoeZocktGames stated that none of their "proposals to be more strict were taken seriously," and derided the r/Pragmata subreddit for inviting "several mods with feeds full of lewd Loli shit." The user also claimed that another moderator, who is still part of the moderation team on the subreddit, had a post manually removed by Reddit's main staff because it featured obscene artwork of Diana. "You know it's bad when mods post CP and Reddit needs to step in.""
Capcom's upcoming sci‑fi action-adventure Pragmata features an infantile-looking android protagonist named Diana. Fan reactions on Reddit included sexualized and underage-evoking artwork of Diana. The Reddit community splintered into r/Pragmata, r/PragmataSFW (a clean alternative), and r/Pragmata_, which was banned for violating Rule 4. A r/Pragmata moderator publicly resigned, citing the influx of "pedo shit" and alleged moderation failures. Moderator JoeZocktGames said proposals for stricter moderation were ignored and accused some mods of sharing lewd 'Loli' content; one post was reportedly removed by Reddit staff for obscene artwork of Diana. Original moderators banned sexualized Diana content, prompting a separate lewd-focused subreddit.
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