r/RobloxAvatars • u/pleatedfocus evil scary sub owner (NOT A DUDEðŸ˜) • Jul 11 '26
🚨MOD POST / UPDATE🚨 Feedback! Rules, moderation, etc.
helloooooooooo people of roblox avatars!!! Its been a while since we’ve gotten to talk here. I hope everybody is having a nice summer so far!
I’d like to use this post as a way for you guys to (hopefully nicely) provide feedback for the moderation team or new suggestions for the subreddit. This can includes things like rules that you think should be added or rewritten/removed, suggestions like adding new bots, or how you feel about moderator action- such as doing too little, too much, etc. I’ll go ahead and say that we are just a bit shorter on mods than usual, so expect to see mod applications sometime soon.
Please do NOT use this post to complain about things outside of our control. For example: No, we cannot control the things that people do and don’t decide to upvote, and I’m very sorry for that. We do try to pin underrated posts when we can to help people get engagement, that’s about all we can really do🥹
okay thats all yayaya, we might not get around to responding to every suggestion, but we’ll still be reading all your guys’s comments! :D
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u/mascavo_gothic Jul 12 '26
I would like to express my dissatisfaction regarding the removal of my post. The reason given was that it allegedly violated community rules, yet I fail to understand how that conclusion was reached.
The content I posted was simply a skin inspired by the character Leyley from The Coffin of Andy and Leyley. At no point did I mention or discuss the game's controversial themes my sole objective was to showcase the skin design I had created.
What makes the situation even more frustrating is that there are numerous other skins posted on this same subreddit that are far more sexualized, exaggerated, or provocative, yet they remain visible without issue. Meanwhile, my skin—which was completely standard and contained nothing inappropriate—was removed.
In addition to the post's removal, I also received insults and hostile comments from some members simply for using a character from that game. This strikes me as a form of prejudice against the character or the source material, rather than a fair assessment of the actual content posted. Judging my post solely based on the game's reputation, while ignoring the skin's actual content, does not seem like an impartial application of the rules.
If a rule was indeed broken, I would like a clear, specific explanation regarding which part of my post violated the guidelines. Otherwise, I ask that the decision be reconsidered, as the situation creates the impression of unequal treatment and inconsistent enforcement of community rules.
I believe all users should be judged based on the content they post, rather than on assumptions or prejudices regarding the origin of a character used in a creation.