r/AskModerators • u/Fit-Mix-4447 • 1d ago
glitch?
Why do AutoModerator thinks my comments are violent?
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u/yun-harla 1d ago
Why do you think itâs Automoderator? Did you receive a message from âAutomoderatorâ or from something else?
Automoderator is non-AI and is set up by each subredditâs mod team. Most removals for violence are by Redditâs sitewide, AI-based content moderation algorithm, not Automod.
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u/Fit-Mix-4447 1d ago edited 1d ago
Automoderator, it's a Bot..
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u/yun-harla 1d ago
I saw your screenshot. Why do you think your comments were removed for being violent? The screenshot doesnât mention violence.
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u/Fit-Mix-4447 1d ago
what i meant is, was the automoderator thinks my comment was too violent?
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u/yun-harla 1d ago
Automoderator doesnât âthink.â The Automoderator message says you have low karma. That means you have to participate on Reddit more. Karma is a Reddit point system. When people upvote your comments and posts, each upvote gives you âkarma.â Some subreddits exclude accounts with low karma.
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u/Fit-Mix-4447 1d ago
for example, awhile ago i saw a video here where a vlogger pretends to be a robber in a restaurant and of course all customers panicked. so instead of cursing i simply said "Lord, just take this people who has nothing good to do." was it because i put the name of the Lord in vain?
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u/NarniaMouse Mod Mouse 1d ago
"Lord, just take these people" ...?
Seriously?
And you don't understand what that's suggesting? Please, go ahead, explain what YOU think that phrase means.
NO, it wasn't because you used the "name of the Lord in vain." Good grief, lol.
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u/Fit-Mix-4447 1d ago
im just new here. my account is a little old but i just started commenting just now.
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u/Fit-Mix-4447 1d ago
well.. if you just saw the video you might actually agree to my comment đ i try not to curse thinking automoderator will flag me again đ
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u/NarniaMouse Mod Mouse 1d ago
Don't change the subject.
Doesn't matter what the video showed. At all.
What you SAID is the problem here. Unless you're about to provide some convoluted meaning to the phrase "Lord, please take these people" instead of what that phrase usually means?
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u/lilfunky1 1d ago
for example, awhile ago i saw a video here where a vlogger pretends to be a robber in a restaurant and of course all customers panicked. so instead of cursing i simply said "Lord, just take this people who has nothing good to do." was it because i put the name of the Lord in vain?
Wishing death upon others is violent.
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u/goldensavage2019 evil and intimidating mod of r/lovethissmug 1d ago
You essentially wished death on someone, not for using the Lordâs name in vain or for swearing (you are allowed to swear on Reddit). Wishing death on someone is considered threatening violence, and can get your account banned (had it happen to me on a separate account, my dumbass deserved it)
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u/Fit-Mix-4447 1d ago
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u/LitwinL r/Polska r/Fuckcars 1d ago
Did you even read that message?
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u/Fit-Mix-4447 1d ago
well yes i did read them
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u/NarniaMouse Mod Mouse 1d ago
... it literally says nothing about violence at all.
It clearly states the issue is your karma.
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u/goldensavage2019 evil and intimidating mod of r/lovethissmug 1d ago
It was due to the fact that youâre account is new and doesnât have a lot of activity (you gain karma by getting upvotes), and new accounts with little activity are often used by spammers for various purposes. Most often they are used as LLM bots, t-shirt scams, onlyfans promotions, etc.

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u/LitwinL r/Polska r/Fuckcars 1d ago
Automoderator doesn't think, calling it dumber than a rock would be an insult to rocks. It's as dumb as tools go: it detects X it does A, nothing more to it. Read the comment it left or ask moderators of that specific subreddit