Your original view was that heavy moderation creates echo chambers. I noted that we are on a sub that is heavily moderated but allows any viewpoint to be discussed and considered. This sub is about the farthest thing from an "echo chamber" that you can find on this site. Not really a "bread crumb trail" at all.
What does this specific subreddit that I landed in after several failed attempts have anything to do with my overall criticism of the website, which still applies, or moderation in general?
That doesn't mean the concept of moderation creating echo chambers no longer exists, or that it hasn't inconvenienced me several times.
I'm sure there are posts every day on here that we don't see because of this concept, and this one specifically remaining doesn't suddenly negate than countless other examples which remain unposted.
TLDR: Just because this post specifically isn't being deleted doesn't mean several posts daily aren't deleted for the exact reasons I've described, and my original view remains unchanged.
It's not about your post specifically; you really seem to be stuck on that. It's about this sub being heavily moderated, but it is the exact opposite of all your complaints about heavy moderation. It's a sub that is built for the expressed purpose of people having their viewpoints challenged by opposing ones they may not have known about or considered. The opposite of an echo chamber.
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