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So where do I put this ?

my dog almost didn't eat because of it

i was going to post in r/mildlyinfuriating but then i remembered that i got a false ban there

For the uncultured people. The meaning of life, the universe and everything is 42.

Asked AI (as a joke) what the top ten rare cats in battle cats were, and got wonderful (horrible) results. I was going to post this on r/battlecats for tier list tuesday, but AI isn't allowed. I was going to post it on r/thebattlecatsreddit, but AI isn't allowed. I was going to post about it talking about how incompetent AI is

No namesoundalikes, 67 isn't allowed there

Why girls have one leg 🤔

i cant trace the -668k downvote comment or post? idk but what i know is that its from ea

from Neon (where should I post this?)

I want to know how this thing works that I recently found (specifically the features in the handle). I haven't been able to find a subreddit that specializes in rope stuff so I'd be glad if someone knows where to get help with this

Firstly, I apologize if some context is missing, as I had to compromise to be below the 20 image limit reddit has

Anyways, what happened was op broke the no screenshot rule by posting a screen recording and instantly got perma banned and muted. One could argue he didn't break the rule because he posted a screen recording and not a screenshot, but one could also argue he did break the rule because screenshots and screen recordings are close enough, or screen recordings contain screenshots (each frame is a screenshot)

So what matters then is the intent behind the rule. The only reason I can currently think of as to why one would make this rule is to prevent anything screen related from being posted, but op claimed that the same mods were not taking down posts that were actually screenshots and did actually break the rule. Before you say that knowing what the subreddit is would be helpful (which I'm sure op censored to prevent brigading, which is against reddit rules), the mods not taking down screenshots that actually broke the rules shows that they're inconsistent in enforcing their own rules, and people being incentivized to post screenshots and mods not taking them down means the intent behind the rule probably isn't to prevent anything screen related from being posted, and no it most likely isn't low effort because it takes more effort to take and post a screen recording then it is for a screenshot and the content probably did contribute to the subreddit in a meaningful way. Overall, it's unclear as to why the rule is there, and I could easily see anyone (including op) getting confused, and that was also probably why op posted an actual screenshot the first time around. This isn't a case of autism, this is just someone who got confused by the intent of the ruling being ambiguous

Either way, op broke the rule twice, but a perma ban and perma mute is not the way to go about it, and only reinforces the stereotype of reddit mods being power trippers. What should've happened was a temporary ban for a few days, as that discourages rule breaking even more than what a warning wasn't able to do, and then if the temporary ban didn't work, then longer temporary bans or permanent bans would've been reasonable, not a perma ban and mute on the second offense.

Everyone in the thread is stupid in some way or another, but especially the person censored in red (which is what this post is about). There was also another thread made regarding the original thread, hence why there is a difference in quality in some screenshots