r/ComputerEthics
BorderlineEthical issues arising from computer technology
The purpose of this subreddit is to discuss questions that arise in the field of computer ethics, the branch of applied ethics that deals with ethical issues arising from the use of computers.
Members
1,979
as of February 2025
Last post
1 month ago
August 8, 2026
Posts (30 days)
0
Created
2018
April 29, 2018
Total posts
433
archived
Total comments
900
archived
Is r/ComputerEthics dead? Activity is slowing.
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How many members does r/ComputerEthics have?
r/ComputerEthics had 1,979 members as of February 2025, the most recent archive crawl of its subscriber count.
Is r/ComputerEthics dead?
r/ComputerEthics looks quiet: its most recent post was 1 month ago (50 days). Post activity is a strong signal, but whether a subreddit can be claimed depends on its moderators being inactive across all of Reddit.
When was r/ComputerEthics created?
r/ComputerEthics was created on April 29, 2018.
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