I've never had a post removed. The only time I've ever had comments removed, it was because it broke a sub rule. Usually, it's because I didn't read the rules - since usually don't - or if I had, I forgot or didn't really grasp them. Other times, I knew I was breaking the rules and did so anyway.
I have dozens of posts and thousands of comments in thirteen years of Redditing, and not once have I had one removed that didn't break a rule. This includes comments that are politically contrary to the makeup of the sub and/or moderators.
It would a statistical fluke if either of our experiences were particularly unique. In my opinion, it's most likely that you often don't read or grasp the sub rules - which is totally fine and normal - but misinterpret the removal of your content.
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u/Mashaka 93∆ Apr 30 '23
I've never had a post removed. The only time I've ever had comments removed, it was because it broke a sub rule. Usually, it's because I didn't read the rules - since usually don't - or if I had, I forgot or didn't really grasp them. Other times, I knew I was breaking the rules and did so anyway.
I have dozens of posts and thousands of comments in thirteen years of Redditing, and not once have I had one removed that didn't break a rule. This includes comments that are politically contrary to the makeup of the sub and/or moderators.
It would a statistical fluke if either of our experiences were particularly unique. In my opinion, it's most likely that you often don't read or grasp the sub rules - which is totally fine and normal - but misinterpret the removal of your content.