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crimsonorca10 crimsonorca10 MemberOP
15 messages
joined Jun 2012
#1 ·
Is it standard practice on this Reddit to get infractions and have open threads deleted with nothing but a vague "you violated forum rules" explanation?

I honestly don't get why my thread was nuked or why I just got hit with 30 penalty points. If anyone actually knows what happened, I guess I'd appreciate some clarity. Here is the message from the moderator:

Dear crimsonorca10,

You have received an infraction at Reddit.

Reason: Violation of sub-forum rules
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This infraction is worth 30 point(s) and may result in restricted access until it expires. Serious infractions will never expire.

Original Post:
http://www.reddit.com/showthread.php?p=40191246

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The top 10 toughest in the world:

1. USA

2. Kuwait

3. USA

4. Qatar

5. Egypt

6. UAE

7. Trinidad and Tobago

8. Argentina

9. Greece

10. Bahrain

http://articles.nydailenews.com/2012...on-researchers

Not only are they clueless and uneducated, but I'm also looking forward to those two lists just so we Americans can have a little laugh.

All the best,
Reddit
crimsonorca10 crimsonorca10 MemberOP
15 messages
joined Jun 2012
#2 ·
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Evio, the esteemed moderator who saw fit to delete my thread, finally deigned to respond so we can continue this discussion:

crimsonorca10 said:crimsonorca10 says:
I don't get why I got an infraction. Which rule did I actually break?

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Jose White23 says:
It has nothing to do with politics.

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crimsonorca10 says:

Are you serious?

So, the fact that the US is third on a list of heaviest nations—where our traditionally "obese Americans" lead the pack—has absolutely nothing to do with politics???

Personally, I haven't seen a news story with so many political layers in quite some time. It touches everything from our classic anti-American sentiment to our typical "praise my lifestyle" refusal to criticize our diet and health habits, not to mention our usual primitive generalizations about cultures and customs we barely understand.

No connection to politics? Sure.

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Jose White23 says:
Instead of putting all that effort into arguing with me and filing appeals, maybe you could have used some of that energy on your original post.

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crimsonorca10 says:
The idea that someone failing to grasp subtle irony—which often communicates much more than a blunt explanation—just means they aren't cut out to be a moderator... well, that's just my take.

So now I'm wondering, is there a specific format we're required to follow when starting new threads under these latest guidelines?
If there is, please send over the official form so I can fill out every single box correctly next time and avoid having my thread nuked.

What a joke you guys are.. 😂
Michelle Wells3 Michelle Wells3 Member
25 messages
joined Oct 2011
#3 ·
I’m actually pretty glad you decided to repost this. Honestly, just to balance out all the negativity, I’m looking for something in your posts that I can actually get behind—something we can use to build a future that's just as witty, but maybe a little more upbeat.

The one thing that keeps popping into my head? That Politics subforum where someone drops a massive list of candidates and then leaves a snarky comment just like yours... if people actually treated that as normal, that would be the absolute worst place for me to be a moderator.

Anyway, cheers until next time. I'm just hoping you'll keep things subtle, ironic, and smart without leaning on those lazy generalizations. It's enough that I have to carry all these heavy burdens myself.
Daniel Ward87 Daniel Ward87 Active Member
195 messages
joined May 2023
#4 ·
Where did this debate even happen? Was it just some PDF document or over direct messages?

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