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I got banned from Reddit for this reason:
original post : http://www.reddit.com/quote
1. I didn't insult anyone. Using the word "schizophrenic" is just common shorthand for describing conflicting, totally disconnected viewpoints.
2. I wasn't spamming. I was actually suggesting ways we could *reduce* spam in the diaspora communities, specifically in "life in the USA".
3. I get that to an American living back home, a long conversation about condiments might seem like a rant. That’s exactly why I tried to bring it up in the "diaspora" section. For those of us living on distant continents, things like roasting turkey for Thanksgiving or finding a good condiment really matter. You wouldn't get it. And I don't expect you to.
Question:
Who decides that I should be banned for a week over this stuff?
There is way more blatant trash-talking, belittling, trolling, and actual spam happening every day, yet I don't see anyone getting hit with anything.
Who tells the moderators how to moderate constructively?
original post : http://www.reddit.com/quote
| Dear Stephanie, You have received an infraction on Reddit. Reason: violating PDF rules, insults, spamming ------- ------- This infraction is worth 100 point(s) and may result in restricted access until it expires. Serious infractions will never expire. Original Post: http://www.reddit.com/quote Quote: It’s obvious to me that moderators tie every single topic to the States and automatically move it over to "life in the USA". But you’ll see my point—that thread about the son-in-law and mother-in-law actually belonged in the unknown sub. That Thanksgiving thread was its own thing. And the visa discussion was specific too. As it stands, I'm talking about Thanksgiving, someone else is venting about their father-in-law and a new immigrant son-in-law, a third person is asking about an H1 visa, and the twentieth person is just trying to find where to buy McCormick. Don't get mad, but honestly, I'm kind of over this whole "life in the USA" dump. All the best, |
1. I didn't insult anyone. Using the word "schizophrenic" is just common shorthand for describing conflicting, totally disconnected viewpoints.
2. I wasn't spamming. I was actually suggesting ways we could *reduce* spam in the diaspora communities, specifically in "life in the USA".
3. I get that to an American living back home, a long conversation about condiments might seem like a rant. That’s exactly why I tried to bring it up in the "diaspora" section. For those of us living on distant continents, things like roasting turkey for Thanksgiving or finding a good condiment really matter. You wouldn't get it. And I don't expect you to.
Question:
Who decides that I should be banned for a week over this stuff?
There is way more blatant trash-talking, belittling, trolling, and actual spam happening every day, yet I don't see anyone getting hit with anything.
Who tells the moderators how to moderate constructively?