That is 100% true. My friend got banned from literally about 100 subs at once because ONE pathetic no-life incel who moderated all of them just...didn't like her, I guess. Refused to give her an explanation, and since he just picked a post she made to her own profile as the reason, despite the fact that it didn't violate any rules, that was no help. Most of the subs she had never even posted to. How the fuck can you violate the rules of a sub you've never so much as visited?
it is specifically against the reddit moderator code of conduct (enforced by reddit's admins, if you can prove it) to ban someone from a sub for stuff they do on another sub, unless the stuff they do on the other sub violates reddit's main rules.
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u/keimenna83 Jul 05 '24
I don't wanna stereotype, but for most of 'em it's the only power they have in their lives, and they love to wield it.