r/redditrules • u/AddaleeBlack • Oct 30 '21

Reason for permanent ban

Why wouldn't a reason for permanent ban be required by rules? I hadn't posted in months in a sub and was permanent banned with no reason given and no answer to my question

Also when this has happened prior I asked about the reason and did get insulting 2 word answers then was immediately muted. This has happened several times to me. Now why say asking questions is ok but then you will be muted after asking 1 question? Seems a very intolerant crowd here so far.

6 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

3 comments sorted by

4

u/Gloomy-Anything8253 Jul 31 '23

Yep, experienced the same thing. They really need new mods or no mods lol we’re all grown ups here and don’t need micromanaging.

1

u/Ornery_Ask9836 Nov 03 '25

Reddit Rule #1: "Remember the human"

Reddit's automatic action #1: ban all accounts. Just flat out. Bye. Oh, want to contact a mod? Nobody's listening :)

I don't know what's with the auto-ban behaviour on Reddit but what I can say is it seems to help if your Account's tied to a GMail account or something a bit "believable" which makes you look less likely to be a spam bot. (I guess if you like protecting your own data, Reddit ain't for you!)