Reddit @lemmy.world NoneAndOnly @lemm.ee 3d ago

Has Reddit Become Sensitive?

I have enjoyed my time in Reddit with my art account.

I used to share NSFW portraits as per redditor requests there for around 3 years. Built my karmas and connections. Usually doing my routine of posting on some subs, when I got shadowbanned then eventually permabanned. I tried to appeal a couple more times but I just lost hope.

I will surely miss those times but F*ck That! I hope I find new people to jam with here in Lemmy.

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As a former Reddit moderator one thing that was a real pain was the necessity for various spam filters. Hopefully with accounts needing to be applied for on Lemmy that's much less of an issue.

I have noticed a dumb case where I posted something in one sub and then immediately posted the same thing in another sub which got auto removed and I had stupid amounts of karma and history so I'm surprised about that
- Experienced the same thing. I usually post my drawings on different subs and did not have any problems for years. Out of nowhere I was suddenly flagged for spam then eventually got permabanned
- What's moderating like on reddit?
  
  Probably depends on the community. Being able to see removed comments and posts can be mucked up. Mostly obvious removals and/or bans but working out what crosses the line is always awkward.
  
  I spent most of my moderation removing obviously bad people but it's a role that forces you to think what's just about acceptable and that's really complicated
  
  Yep and it's discretionary. You can't win as a mod you'll never make everyone happy... it's a lot of work for zero pay or thanks

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