r/BannedSubs • u/Salt_Distribution862 • Feb 20 '24

r/RedditCensors banned over…. bringing the bullying and authoritarianism to light that some mods dabble in? Wild.

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A post in r/RedditCensors is what kicked it off I’m pretty certain, showcasing how a user was banned from WhitePeopleTwitter over correcting someone on the type of weapon that was used in a shooting or something like that. Within 24 hours, a bunch of people who had this post recommended to them (not even apart of the sub, mind you) who then left a comment, were also banned from WPT simply for association! Then as the subs goal, folks made posts showcasing the absolute hypocrisy of this site in which “everyone has a right to use Reddit free of harassment, bullying and threats of violence”… uh huh, anyway that sub is gone, wiped off the map, I wonder why.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '24

Lmao they’re barely related

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u/Snoo20140 Feb 22 '24

Please define both and try to explain how they are unrelated. Genuinely want to see this Olympic level of mental gymnastics.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '24

Admins have site wide authority and represent Reddit itself because they are employees.

Mods are nerds who give free labor and have limited powers over subreddits that they moderate.

A moderator literally cannot ban a random subreddit they don’t like.

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u/Snoo20140 Feb 22 '24

Silver medal. You land the senseless trash talking to avoid having to actually define that both regulate Reddit, but slip a little on the dismount by expressing they both have authority and power, hinting that you are full of 💩.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '24

Look it’s fine if you don’t understand the difference, everyone is differently abled and even people like you can thrive.

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u/Snoo20140 Feb 22 '24

Sorry I didn't realize u were competing in the other Olympics. Explains why you can't understand this simple concept.