Wow, I am literally on my phone and see this while I am pooping.
I saw this random r/ModSupport post and was surprised that an admin accidentally revealed a random admin account.
This subreddit was about following whether a subreddit has been banned, quarantined, or went private.
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The votes were not equal to karma. Karma wasn't just subtracting downvotes from upvotes. They made a function that not every up- and downvote changed karma. It was a weird mathematical function. Karma was also used to limit you from posting on some subreddits. That's the reason why I heavily dislike karma.
Thank you so much.
Hello, when I select something, an annoying popup appears that shows me results, but I want to get rid of that, so do you know what I can do to stop that popup from appearing?
I'm glad that you are one of those who isn't revenge hungry. I was concerned that if they introduced themselves, the mods everywhere would ban them in an act of revenge.
Wait a minute, why does Reddit call it a ban? Normally, account bans are called suspensions unless it's a shadowban. I got one for abusing the report button, and they called it a ban. Why is Reddit mixing these terms? It doesn't even make sense at all.
They didn't block each other. It's just a server error.
Hello, I recommend you make the M (moderator) green and A (administrator) red, just like how Reddit handles mod and admin distinguishing. The current indications don't make sense, and following Reddit's way of coloring the indications seems much better. Reddit's way also follows the RGB coloring scheme, where OP is blue, M is green, and A is red.
But they are. Posting from Lemmy.ml results in only Lemmy.ml users being able to see it, so they are blocked.
Wait, elaborate further?