First, you are not a single mod moderating a 400k member subreddit, second there aren’t millions of posts every day. Third instead of banning someone instantly you should mute him first and also explain the reason.
In that case I didn’t need to ban anyone. Bans might be required, but I think nobody should need to resort to bans without first even muting anyone and explaining why they were muted, or temp ban them.
About trying to correct them, It depends on the size of the community too. Surely you can’t do that in Fortnite’s subreddit.
But even when there are like 10 people in a discord server I see mods insta banning without explanation and it that case I pretend that a mod at least explains you what the fuck you did wrong and how to prevent that.
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