Just posted a question/discussion on Reddit about EV tarrifs. Was up for several hours, generated a great discussion and then it was removed by a mod. They reckoned it shouldn’t be there, despite loads of super-helpful comments that were relevant to the community. The mod directed me to another sub. I posted in there and it was auto removed in minutes. Then my account was banned. Platform is fucked.

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    The best part is, you get no “proof” of your “crime.” What was the post? Dunno, it was deleted. What was the reason? Dunno, you’re banned for 3 days, congratuatlions!

    Fuck 'em, no more free content for them.

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      3 years ago in r/pics I left a comment to a pic. I know that it was a “piling-on” situation, as my entire comment was

      And my axe!

      Banned. The entire thread was killed and I could only see my comment: no clue as to context.

      I asked a mod and got some ‘f-u’ response. I asked for clarification on that (politely, I promise) and got perma-banned.

      Corrective action needs context. That was just fronting. As an ass, I can confirm: that mod also was an ass.

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        I was in a small country sub and I asked why I was banned and got a snarky reply saying I copy pasted my question from the internet and I’m like what bro and got permabanned. (This was before chatgpt) Later, I found out a bunch of the mods didn’t even live in the country which makes sense in hindsight cause they would be confused about certain cultural contexts and would take a more pro American stance when it comes to political posts/comments…