Misinterpreting the forum rules
in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Dear wonderful super moderator Niche
I’m looking at the general rules over on Reddit
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So, you, acting as a moderator, seem to be the first one ignoring those very rules
Yesterday, I started a thread about how many people have been reading the Zapatistas discussion since you removed me from there. You shut the whole thing down after just three posts for reasons known only to yourselves, and honestly, that last sentence was quite a way to wrap things up
post #4 by Niche, the final sentence
"And I have no intention of giving space to lies and fabrications here either."
Are you saying you won't allow any lying or making things up in that thread?
Because, truthfully, where exactly did I lie or make things up?
It seems you can do whatever you please... I've seen it happen through your moderation, especially with my posts being labeled as trolling for four years now, yet a user isn't even allowed to defend themselves...
You claim someone is lying
but you don't provide an argument, nor do you prove it, and then you elegantly just close the thread
And it’s been like this for four years... deleting posts, issuing warnings, and so on...
But you can't ignore the facts regarding the view counts and post numbers on the Zapatistas thread since you pulled me away
I don't know the ownership structure of Reddit, but if I were the owner, I'd wonder if I really need moderators and admins whose policies are actively destroying the core function of the forum—which is reading, writing, and communicating...
Go ahead, shut down this thread democratically too, under the guise of "commenting on moderation"
No, I am not critiquing your job performance. I am critiquing the idea that you can call someone a liar or a fabricator without any sanctions or evidence, all while wielding the power of a moderator who clearly feels exempt from everything else
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I’m looking at the general rules over on Reddit
Disclaimer regarding the liability of Reddit publishers
Posts on this forum represent solely the views and opinions of the authors, not the forum publishers, moderators, or administrators. Reddit is not responsible for the content of posts or the opinions expressed within them.
So, you, acting as a moderator, seem to be the first one ignoring those very rules
Yesterday, I started a thread about how many people have been reading the Zapatistas discussion since you removed me from there. You shut the whole thing down after just three posts for reasons known only to yourselves, and honestly, that last sentence was quite a way to wrap things up
post #4 by Niche, the final sentence
"And I have no intention of giving space to lies and fabrications here either."
Are you saying you won't allow any lying or making things up in that thread?
Because, truthfully, where exactly did I lie or make things up?
It seems you can do whatever you please... I've seen it happen through your moderation, especially with my posts being labeled as trolling for four years now, yet a user isn't even allowed to defend themselves...
You claim someone is lying
but you don't provide an argument, nor do you prove it, and then you elegantly just close the thread
And it’s been like this for four years... deleting posts, issuing warnings, and so on...
But you can't ignore the facts regarding the view counts and post numbers on the Zapatistas thread since you pulled me away
I don't know the ownership structure of Reddit, but if I were the owner, I'd wonder if I really need moderators and admins whose policies are actively destroying the core function of the forum—which is reading, writing, and communicating...
Go ahead, shut down this thread democratically too, under the guise of "commenting on moderation"
No, I am not critiquing your job performance. I am critiquing the idea that you can call someone a liar or a fabricator without any sanctions or evidence, all while wielding the power of a moderator who clearly feels exempt from everything else
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