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Reddit will warn users who repeatedly upvote banned content
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this post was submitted on 05 Mar 2025
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So if the content is banned how are people up voting it?
Reddit anti-evil teams (there are several and various AI content implementations) that lets most things cook for 24 hours and then remove it whether it's been previously removed or not. They also include a community health score in new reddit that shows how often mods agreed with their AI and keyword whammies. Reddit CEO says that they want no mods and just AI eventually.
In the dark future of reddit, where there is only bots commenting and getting banned by other bots.
It's not that sort of 'whether'