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The 2024 Reddit mod experience
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this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2024
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Sometimes the mods over there are like this
Mods here too, apparently.
And admins
Public modlogs help us fight against it, though.
Primarily hexbear for me
Or c/vegan
Haven't had to deal with: "agreeing with a post, then harassed by a few comments then banned with comment deleted" with /c/vegan yet but I understand the struggle.
/C/shitpost for me, lawl.
The vegan thing is a dumpster fire. They had a mod go off the deep end and start banning everyone.
I really don't get how people let modding go to their heads. I. Mod a few small communities and big whoop. Even if I modded a bigger one, there is a broad line between acceptable content on Lemmy and unacceptable content. Just because you have a contrary or shit take does not mean you need to be banned. Just because people are getting butthurt doesn't mean you need to ban offenders. Diversity of opinion is a good thing for a community, unless that opinion supports Nazism or some other shit which promotes hatred.
The mod there was mad banning people who downvoted anything on the sub and got evicted
When you are concern trolling about a characters sexual orientation in the movie sub, then you had it coming.
If you indeed asked in good faith, then there's a appeal process. Remember to more carefully word your questions pertaing to sexual minorities.
Yeah, I got banned (from a community) my first week of Lemmy on this instance just for saying I thought both capitalism and communism were wrong, suggesting something between the many 'isms" as an ideal solution. I wasn't even being rude about it.
That’s how it’s supposed to be though, they warn before they shoot.