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/Cugy_2345 Feb 21 '24

Banning a sub about how Reddit mods are shitty and shouldn’t be mods? Sounds like Reddit mods

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u/_PromNightBaby Feb 23 '24

Bro I had am account banned for a misunderstanding. Ton of karma and post history. Appealed and got instantly rejected with an auto response. I was in the right and mods where to lazy to take it seriously

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u/East_Phase6944 Mar 06 '24

Yeah my first account was exactly like that. I’d purchase Karma to actually award to others and got banned from a subreddit over a misunderstanding. I replied stating that it was an honest misunderstanding, and got “muted”. I had no idea that sending a mod mail to state my case was considered moderator harassment and I lost the account.