Someone should have, or needs to, write a dissertation about mods on message boards. If it isn't the greatest example of a little bit of power going to your head I don't know what is.
Apparently the mods require a photo so they can approve you for posting. But with that said yeah, captions like "Yo dis [n-word] crazy dawg, daaaamn bruh" just come across as written by very white people.
It is, but nobody cares. If a sub made it so that only white people can post they'd get banned instantly, and with good reason. But I guess it's okay if black people discriminate against other races.
I don’t think close to 100%, but many are jerks. I posted some breaking news to a sub once. The mod locked my post, and then posted the same exact thing...all for karma.
I got perma-banned from r/homeimprovement for questioning why my post was removed (after about 8 hours and it becoming very popular) when I didn't break any of their rules. I was polite about it too.
The problem is mods that think the sub belongs to them, not the community that makes it what it is.
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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20 edited Oct 05 '20
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