What's the dumbest Reddit ban you've heard of?
What's the dumbest Reddit ban you've heard of?
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They banned the infamous turtle mod. Not because he was a horrible and abusive mod, but because he protested Reddit's API changes that killed third party apps. It just sends the message that as long as you align with the company, then you can abuse their users all you want.
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Who gives a fuck about Reddit?
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Most of Lemmy’s population comes from Reddit “immigrants”, so alot of people probably care about Reddit
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FatPeopleHate, not because they did it, but because they promoted a woman to be in charge of it exclusively so they could throw her under the bus for it, and the sweats of reddit bought the whole thing hook line and sinker
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Is "sweat" the term for a collective of reddit users, much in the way a murder is the term for a collective of crows?
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my original account got shadow-banned in 2012 for no apparent reason and no notice, i think no reason qualifies as the dumbest
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I made an off-color joke and got banned from reddit itself for a whole week.
This joke was made by several other people in the same reddit post, by the way, because it was low hanging fruit due to the topic at hand.
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/r/portland used to ban people for calling catalytic converter thieves "criddlers".
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They updated their terms of service to ban discussing the wrong brand of cat food. Oh wait.
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I got banned from signal's subreddit for talking about how telegram works and the case for it.
Talking about "Other Product" in the "Product" sub and getting banned is a tale as old as time. So obvious that the mod community is overrun with corporate accounts and their influencer subcontractors.