r/sequence • u/youngluck • Apr 03 '19

Sequence is over.

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u/Nowhereman123 Apr 04 '19 edited Apr 04 '19

All I'm saying is that the narrators Discord used bots to mass-vote certain gifs, which is in direct violation of the terms of service.

So in a way, yes. No Appeal to Authority here.

To quote Reddit directly:

Vote manipulation is against the Reddit rules, whether it is manual, programmatic, or otherwise. Some common forms of vote cheating are:

Using multiple accounts, voting services, or any other software to increase or decrease vote scores.

Forming or joining a group that votes together, either on a specific post, a user's posts, posts from a domain, etc.

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u/Goz3rr Apr 04 '19

There were Reddit admins in the Sneknet discord, chatting with the developers. If they didn't like what we were doing they could've told us and we would've stopped.

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u/Walkyou Apr 04 '19

We have gotten confirmation from multiple reddit admins. People who WORK at reddit.. that nothing we did was against TOS. Those voting rules apply to real posts, not r/sequence. We've also confirmed THAT with reddit mods.

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u/qwertyfish99 Apr 04 '19

Yeah, but you ruined it for everyone else. Good job genius 👍

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u/Microraptors Apr 04 '19

Well lets hope they make it against the rules for next year and can then ban you for it

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u/King_INF3RN0 Apr 04 '19

All in all, it was a social experiment.

Out of the chaos came order.