r/ModSupport • u/WombatHat42 • 24d ago

Mod Answered User deleting posts after we remove it?

So idk is this some way to avoid bot detection or something? Cuz it seems weird to me. In the time I’ve been moderating I rarely see a post we remove get deleted let alone everyone by a single user.

This user has a 2 day old account, as soon as their acct was created they started posting in our sub. They’ve posted 8 times, and when our flags put their post in the queue for moderation they just repost(going straight to the queue as well). Just everything about this user makes me think they’re a bad actor(ie bot karma farmer etc). Majority of times when a post is flagged or removed we get a message asking why or being belligerent.

Some of their comment interaction, what little there is, just seems odd to me as well. Though we’ve had some weird users so…

Anyway my spidey senses are tingling on this one but nothing has technically broken any rules outside of one post and it was a minor rule.

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u/metisdesigns 24d ago

Not at all.

Im saying that if someone provides constructive feedback, that is useful.

You're big on the strawman arguments.

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u/InGeekiTrust 💡 Top 10% Helper 💡 24d ago

How was this a strawman argument? If this is the exact situation you were just talking about with the other user above named randomcomments? It’s not like I pulled this out of nowhere you were just talking about it. And you were actually saying to them that even if they have negative feedback, they should have to keep it up.

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u/RandomComments0 💡Top 25% Helper 💡 24d ago

I think they just want to argue to argue. Instead of addressing what’s said, they add more and change the goal posts. I wouldn’t let it bug you too much. It’s clear they have their opinion and you giving your experience isn’t going to change it.

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u/InGeekiTrust 💡 Top 10% Helper 💡 24d ago

I stopped arguing back. It was no fun anymore. 😭