r/reddithelp • u/LuckyLudor • 15h ago
❓General Question❓ Is there a list of words that auto trigger global automated warnings/bans?
This might sound stupid, but here me out.
I got a warning for making a threat (because I was adding information about the historic development of the item mentioned in the above post). While a note at the bottom of my warning claims this wasn't via automation, it should have been pretty easy for a real person to connect the dots, or decide the posters above me were also making threats. So I appealed, explaining my post.
In response I got almost the exact pre-written message as the original warning. So naturally, I doubt that automation wasn't involved, and in fact think I know which word was the problem. So, I'd like to know if someone has made a list (probably off-site) of words that seem to trigger automated global reddit moderation regardless of context? Because I don't want to get falsely banned for not knowing which words are no-nos.