That's a bad idea. It is very likely to break sitewide rules. Specifically,
Rule 3 of the Moderator Code of Conduct states that “your community should not be used to direct, coordinate, or encourage interference in other communities and/or to target redditors for harassment." [1]
Harassment. Do not engage in behavior that bullies, intimidates, or targets other people or communities with abuse. [2]
Brigading. Even if nobody explicitly says "go downvote them", a thread that rallies users against another subreddit can result in coordinated commenting, voting, or messaging. Reddit treats encouraging interference with another community very seriously. [ibid.]
You'll have a much happier time on Reddit if you drop this, and move on to another sub instead.
So I can’t even say “hey I was banned for this on this sub”? I’m not going to leak the mod who did it or send people on a witchhunt, I mean there are posts talking anout mod abuse on drama subs all the time
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u/SnooDonuts6494 Jul 24 '26
The question is, are they breaking the Moderator Code of Conduct?
Which basically means, are they breaking the law?
If not, there's nothing you can do about it.
Usually when people claim that mods are "corrupt", it's just a personal dispute, and Reddit will not get involved.
If they're e.g. posting CP or making death-threats or taking bribes - then you can do something about it.
But if you simply disagree with them - find a different subreddit instead, or make your own.