I don't know what "automated activity" they detected, I post one or two comments, once every couple of weeks.

Isn't it all bots and ads? Haven't been on intentionally in a while, but search engines still find useful information there occasionally...

Hi. Posting this here and will crosspost in other few reddit communities if allowed.

I still lurk in the relevant communities there, and I been seeing thsi error page since yesterday. I tried it on other browser and still display same message.

I didn't followed the instructions either. All I keep doing is troubleshooting: I reopen my browser and/or reboot my modem. Worked yesterday but today seemed futile. Is anyone else experiencing this too?

Any answer would be appreciated.

I hope they're next. Baffling people, the few among them that could hypothetically deserve to live someday are deeply confused + useless. Escape Reddit & start posting #different. Kill the Redditor in your mind.

https://redlib.catsarch.com/r/stupidpol/comments/1s4gm6n/the_adam_friedland_show_subreddit_banned/

vuiet.com is a space created for people who seek real conversations, not quick reactions. No manipulated feed. No chasing likes. No unnecessary noise. Just ideas that matter, authentic debates, and an open community built on respect and curiosity.

Homeland security field agents are scouring the social media site Reddit, monitoring the communications of law-abiding Americans critical of the agency.

The spying is revealed in a January intelligence bulletin produced by the Border Patrol and leaked to me. The subject of the report is Reddit user “Budget-Chicken-2425,” who is not a narco-trafficker, gang member, or terrorist. Just someone concerned about federal overreach.

The report centers on Budget-Chicken’s call for a protest near a Border Patrol facility in Edinburg, Texas. Though the report acknowledges that anti-ICE protests throughout Texas have been “generally lawful” and that there’s no evidence of any threat posed by Budget-Chicken’s call, any protest whatsoever near the border patrol facility is said to “warrant continued monitoring.”

The search autocompletes almost every other recent term I used. It's not a recency issue.

original article is on Medium, but post link takes you to one of Scribe instances through farside.link.

apparently my rant was not complete madness

Because I said I'd frag my CO if I was drafted 😆

So I did say Johnathan Ross the ICE shooter is gay with a foot fetish, here's the whole thing though.

I myself am gay, so they really thought somehow I was attacking him for his possible homosexuality.

I am vocal about black civil rights, and the fact of the matter is I'm gay and white and dating a black person.

I'm waiting for them to at least respond to this appeal but I don't think so, I don't think pointing out that I'm gay helped either. But hey, I fit the definition of a number of marginalized individuals. I should have some say on what is objectively offensive, in fact the post I made before I got ban was talking my boyfriend in Milwaukee and seeking advice how I should move in.

I don't know if you know this, but interracial couple is considered marginalized. Yet Reddit doesn't not count that.

So it is like to me to say I'm spreading hate for saying that possibly Johnathan Ross is gay, like gay people don't really consider it hateful when a hateful person who is being supported by right wingers and is a right-wing conservative is gay but some website is going to determine that one of their LGBT+ users call out someone as being gay as you are being homophobic.

They are very clear about the reasoning of course, but I can tell what their trying to throw.

So yeah I'm openly gay and Reddit thinks I must be some homophobe, while I have talked open about my relationship.

I have a feeling that there is a lot of professional manipulation being done on Reddit. Practically all posts that encourage people to do something about their digital freedom and privacy, the post gets downvoted and comments contain all sorts of pro-corporate statements.
Even in case of posts that are just links to news or videos, without any additional opinions by OP. Is there any research about this phenomenon?

i've been submitting ban appeals to reddit in which i apologize for violating rule 1 of the site, and everytime i get one submitted, reddit always reject my appeals:

"Thanks for submitting an appeal to the Reddit admin team. We've reviewed your request and your appeal will not be granted and your ban will remain in place.

If you have questions about Reddit’s policies, we suggest reading and getting acquainted with the Reddit Rules.

-Reddit Admin Team

This is an automated message; responses will not be received by Reddit admins."

do you think you should just trick reddit into thinking that i was wrongfully reported?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/39158351

I knew it happened, I didn't realise how brazen it was...

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4340948903

I have got a false suspension on my main account and since not having a reply for two weeks dumbly decided to create another one, since reddit was a huge part of my social life. I tried lemmy, but the community is not that vast, and most of the things that I looked up are already well discussed on Reddit. Then I got my second account banned as well as the first one, and they never replied to any appeal. Is there a way to get unbanned, at all? Maybe someone has experience

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They said it's "threatening violence", breaking Rule 1

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/36005534

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/34777299

TL;DR: A leaked Reddit admin policy change will reportedly limit accounts to moderating only one large subreddit (1M+ weekly viewers) and up to five medium-sized subreddits (100k+ weekly viewers). This is seen as a response to past subreddit blackouts over API changes, with some moderators allegedly planning to circumvent the restrictions. Here are some screenshots if you don't want to view the cancerous link:

Honestly. too little too late and for the wrong reasons. They should have done this 6-8 years ago.

I'm not going to give out my new username, but I will say it definitely worked. I used Brave web browser, not only that but I used a fake name on my email. I have since avoided a Reddit ban, and oh boy I do miss Reddit. So some rules of thumb is act like someone who is new to Reddit, don't create a new Reddit account and then start following the same subreddits you followed before. Someone who follows a bunch of subreddits after starting an account throws the red flag they know what their doing, but yeah I'm not risking using the same browser or even using Reddit app.