I think I got auto banned from posting on all of Reddit bc I tried to warn Louisiana Republicans how close we are to WWIII and which side we're going to be on
I think I got auto banned from posting on all of Reddit bc I tried to warn Louisiana Republicans how close we are to WWIII and which side we're going to be on
Attached: 3 images I think I might be auto banned from posting on all of Reddit for trying to warn Louisiana Republicans how close we actually are to WWIII and which side we will be on when it happens Why have an international news flair option on r/Louisiana then get so triggered when someone use...
Got a notification my post was removed by mods for having nothing to do with Louisiana, and suddenly can't post to any subreddits. Why have an international news flair option on r/Louisiana then get so pissy when someone uses it?
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It's systematic censorship of anyone that isn't far right. I've had dozens if not hundreds of accounts silenced by attrition.
It used to be a thing on reddit to use alt accounts. So it was normal to have many accounts for anything and everything. Starting around 2016 when all this stupid shit start happening is when my accounts started dropped like flies.
Just this week another one was site wide banned because I remark on a post about Trumps physical report saying he could die and Republicans would claim he's in perfect health. Banned for inciting violence.
What the right has been doing is systematically biasing the moderation on social platforms. So that anyone that mentions so much as a word relating to violence (such as war or someones personal health status) can plausibly be linked to a negative connoation. Thereby they can argue it break some rule.
I’ve had dozens if not hundreds of accounts silenced by attrition.
I'm sorry, but... why would anyone possibly need more than one acct or two to post within the rules framework of Reddit, or really, any other site?
"Spam," or deliberate, repeated rule-breaking intent are the two answers that immediately come to mind.
Honestly their alts might be getting banned for ban evasion. Having alts isn't against the rules but using them to circumvent bans is. I could see having an alt for nsfw stuff and maybe another if you represent a company officially, but otherwise I don't see why you would need more other than something malicious.
In accordance with the Bell-LaPadula model, a significant number of accounts are required to satisfy the security constraints of using reddit. Such a distributed system and lattice model allows for excellent roleplay opportunities.
allows for excellent roleplay opportunities.
Sure, if you're there to stir-some-shit.
In which case-- proceed uponst thine own risk?