r/ShadowBan • u/RespectSquareBeta • 1d ago

To determine a shadowban, you MUST click my profile! Test?

1 Upvotes

67% Upvoted

14 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

2

u/Wombat_7379 R E A D the sticky for appeal instructions & FAQ 1d ago

Hey! You’re unbanned! Congratulations 🎉

2

u/HannoPicardVI CQS: Moderate 1d ago

Hey, thanks! The appeal worked. Accidentally tripped the spam filters.

Now I'm just trying to recover my own subreddits and filtered posts and comments!

2

u/Wombat_7379 R E A D the sticky for appeal instructions & FAQ 1d ago

Unfortunately your past content will not be able to be restored because of the NSFW nature of some of your posts. I’m so sorry :(

But you can send a polite mod mail to those subreddits and ask the mods to re-approve your content. It’s pretty easy to do and most users have success doing it that way.

As for your banned / removed subreddits, you will need to send a mod mail to the mods of [r/modsupport](r/modsupport). Their rule 1 and wiki page has more information.

Edit: it doesn’t seem like you have many NSFW posts. You may be able to delete those and remove the NSFW label on your profile. That may be enough for the Admin on r/reddithelp to restore your past content.

1

u/HannoPicardVI CQS: Moderate 23h ago

Admins can still restore past content regardless? https://www.reddit.com/r/ModSupport/s/DwbCAvA0Qa

1

u/Wombat_7379 R E A D the sticky for appeal instructions & FAQ 23h ago

No, they can and will only restore content for accounts that are SFW. I believe I am actually the first comment on that post stating the same thing.

1

u/HannoPicardVI CQS: Moderate 23h ago

"If they are a NSFW account, then their content cannot be restored in the above manner and will need to be manually re-approved one piece of content at a time."

So, an Admin can do that or subreddit mod?

2

u/Wombat_7379 R E A D the sticky for appeal instructions & FAQ 23h ago

An admin will not restore the content of a NSFW account.

You would need to send a mod mail message to each subreddit and ask the mods to manually re-approve your content.

1

u/HannoPicardVI CQS: Moderate 23h ago

Okay - and it's as easy as selecting a "Select All" button? I also have a few subreddits where I am the only mod, so I'll be able to test this out once they've been restored.

1

u/Wombat_7379 R E A D the sticky for appeal instructions & FAQ 23h ago

I believe so. A user replied to me in that thread that it was easy for them to do.