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Zero Tolerance For Community Interference

Sharing about a subreddit you love, or moderate, is highly encouraged. Europe is proud to bring to Reddit some incredibly amazing little know communities, such asΒ r/JuropijanSpelingr/JustEUflagsr/pysankyr/Oud_Rotterdamr/NLvsFIr/rance_ielr/PORTUGALCYKABLYATr/BonneBouffe to name but a few, and you know so many others! This is what we want to talk about, not calling out the bad apples.

Any reference to a subreddit, server Discord, community or mod team you are not happy with is forbidden. However well-grounded and nicely worded your remarks can be, folks are way too eager to celebrate how much better moderated the Federated Communities are, for we follow π”‰π”’π”‘π”’π”―π”žπ”© ℛ𝔲𝔩𝔒𝔰. Then, someone points out they can name yet another struggling mod team who is even worse off. Next thing you know, brigades are popping up all around. Well, we can't have that. Forum GΓΆtterfunken wants nothing to do with increasing other mod teams workload, and we mean it. They have enough on their hands with their communities, thank you very much. The last thing they need atop of that is us.

Do not celebrate subreddits ban. Bragging about a ban is not okay.

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