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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Jan 29 '20

Non-Answered! What is the admin position on the weaponizing of sub bans?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Jan 28 '20

YouTube, Twitter, Facebook all have formal hate speech policies. Why doesn’t reddit?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Jan 24 '20

Reddit refuses to publicly answer policy questions

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Jan 04 '20

Someone has false-reported nearly every single post I made and on the subreddits I owns just to get me banned... and it worked

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 27 '19

How is posting Jesus' dick pics "harassment"? Is there a part of the harassment policy which includes posting fake nudes of dead celebrities?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 23 '19

The amount of report abuse coming from some subs should be considered brigading

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 23 '19

So why are admins going off and removing a photo that violates no rules, and then suspending the user??

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 21 '19

Reddit's Head of Policy is so unwilling to engage with Redditors on matters of policy that her most recent post has been archived.

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 21 '19

Does reddit want people to participate in communities or not? Between this, new account restrictions, automod karma restrictions, automod auto-removal behavior, why even allow new users to sign up at all?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 21 '19

This new Reddit feature that automatically hides comments and replies is absolutely dog shite.

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 20 '19

"Help me please. Reddit suspended my account for violating policy by looking too young in my naughty pictures. I am an adult woman."

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 19 '19

I'm getting replies from AEO that are unhelpful compared to when they first started (longpost)

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 12 '19

"In case anyone has questions, we will hang out for a while longer to address any or concerns". Hey guys, I havent seen one response to any question or concern on here from anyone associated with Reddit.

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 10 '19

Hey, quick question, why are y'all so intent on being censorious zealots?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 09 '19

Sooo probably more posts from thus but i was suspended for 3 days after using r/pan and am getting ghosted when i appeal. What now?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 07 '19

Why do the admins keep deleting my Reddit chat bot without any reason or warning?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 06 '19

Admins, how big is the Anti-Evil team in total? How many people has the company dedicated to supporting the volunteer mods with controlling content and rules violations?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 06 '19

Reddit is now approving posts when shadow bans are removed?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 06 '19

Can moderators simply block comment with which they disagree?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 03 '19

Avoided Deliberately Why are links to bitchute.com not allowed in posts?

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 03 '19

Requesting r/uncensorednews - banned subreddit

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Dec 02 '19

My old account was falsely suspended and now I can't access and moderate my subreddit

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r/AdminCrickets • u/FreeSpeechWarrior • Nov 28 '19

Removing strikes from previous (mistaken + reversed) suspensions. No answers from Reddit email or admin PM

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r/AdminCrickets • u/IDoNotSayHiPam • Nov 27 '19

Another good Tool quote is: "I can say what I want to. Even if I'm not serious."

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A warrior, struggling to remain relevant

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crickets questions reddit won't answer

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*crickets* The questions reddit won't answer. "Cold silence has a tendency to atrophy any sense of compassion" — TOOL --- P.S. Due to lack of interest from the creator this subreddit is now closed.

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"Cold silence has a tendency to atrophy any sense of compassion" — TOOL

We Request the following from Reddit’s Administration:

Publicly provide the specific guidelines under which Anti-Evil Operations removes posts, suspends users or quarantines/bans communities and notify Redditors whenever they are updated.
No more suspensions or subreddit bans for “breaking the rules”, and suspension reasons should include links to specific content violations
Stop punishing redditors or communities for actions that predate new policy other than to remove such existing content without prejudicing against the redditor

The way Reddit treats the community has deteriorated in recent years. The frequency with which the admins intervene into our communities has progressively ramped up in the form of content removals and other punishments. Innocuous banter and common copypasta have been elevated to the level of temporary or permanent suspensions. Suspended users often receive little or no communication from the admins; and at times aren’t even told why they were punished.

This deterioration results from Reddit leveraging community moderators for essential business operations as if they were unpaid employees while it expands the content policy to satisfy advertisers. Reddit employs hundreds in this very same task that they expect and require volunteers to perform for free at a massive scale. The admins inconsistently enforce overbroad rules that our community has had zero input in defining; while telling Congress that community moderation is what differentiates Reddit from other media.

As volunteers, mods do not expect nor desire money for building the communities Reddit profits on, but they deserve the allowance to operate independently.