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View submission: On Reddit's moderation system creating a reddit-wide echo chamber
I got my comment removed by a mod for “using a slur” when I referred to a chemical regarding plant growth.
Another time, I made a post about affordable housing. The housing complex has the name of an actual person (think like Ronald McDonald House) and my post was removed for “doxxing” someone’s personal address. I appealed: nothing. No response.
I was banned from the TwoX sub years ago for recommending an OP seek help over an abusive relationship. What’s wild is the OP was positive in response to what I said. A mod banned me with a nasty comment. No wonder that sub is so bland.
Comment by AcctDeletedByAEO at 08/01/2025 at 15:36 UTC*
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I got banned from a sub last year, 6 months ago because apparently calling someone's bluff is "harassment". I even ended up getting a 7-day site-wide ban for it.
The person kept changing his personal details depending on the article that was being discussed. If the article was something medical related, he was a doctor. If it was something about tech, he would be a computer scientist. If the story was about a certain country, he's claim to be from that country.
It was an obvious Karma farming account, but apparently saying something about that makes me a doxxer/harasser.