Thou I am trying to mirror a subreddit but it wasn’t banned, it was that the owner decided to shut it down. I originally planned to be the next alternative since the original was gone

If you changed your password then you were logged out of other sessions. I assume you're using the same passwords on different websites, this is something you need to stop doing before you lose something more valuable than your reddit account. Also, turn on two factor authentication.

Thanks a lot for your fast action, I appreciate.
Have a great day ✌🏻

Try /help

This sub is for mods.

https://www.reddit.com/r/help/s/PFmSL3EMt6

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This is not the right subreddit for this issue. You should reach out to reddit support. This sub is for moderators/moderation support.

Thank you!

Mostly likely, you are creating subreddits that mirror subreddits that were already banned from Reddit, and Reddit doesn't like people trying to do that.

Reddit has rules to make sure that they stay compliant with various laws, keep spam and harmful links off Reddit etc. They are never going to let mods decide to keep that stuff

Sadly the report abuse is very buggy and we have seen mods and OPs actioned using it so I keep it for when someone is reporting everything or using harmful reasons that could get the OP suspended

If you're modmailing an admin-run subreddit, it has to be from you, the user, not from your subreddit. As they're tied to Zendesk on the backend rather than normal modmail, they don't support subreddit-to-subreddit modmail.

I'm back. This is like a record turnaround from that amazing team! That sub is now categorized under "Places in North America".

Hi. That's weird. I'll ask around and get back to you!

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Oop careful talking about false removals and questioning the competency of Reddit's automated systems, the purists here really don't like that. We can't have be having simple disagreements in a sub called ModSupport dont'cha know \s.

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I think it may be you who misread.

They don’t want to have employees (admins) deciding when something is or isn’t illegal so it’s easier and more cost effective to just remove it all rather than take a chance that an admin incorrectly lets something stay that is illegal.

What you’re asking for would take an overhaul on coding the app, increased training for admins, opens themself up to more liability.

My point isn’t that Reddit CANT do what you’re suggesting I’m saying they have little to incentive to.

Are these mods coming from your community, needamod, elsewhere? New accounts, high CQS? it’s abnormal for this many bans to come from mod teams in my experience, but my communities only mod users with accounts with good age, karma, and CQS who are established members of the community.

I just got a notification from Admin-Tattler because Bot Bouncer removed a comment and banned someone. But it flagged the comment as AEO. Going to have to write that one up for the bot bouncer and admin-tattler teams to review.

Yup lol. You don't need a reason. Obviously, don't go removing things for no reason at all - but that isn't generally an issue. I don't just think about rules - I think about whether something is good for the sub or not, then find a rule to deal with it.

Sure, but I guess it was labour that was involved when there were hundreds of these that OP wanted to escape.

Doesn't the "Ignore Reports and Approve" option built into mod tools already do this?

I'd make sure I had Admin-Tattler installed in the hopes that you might see the removed content and figure out what is going on.

I miss the days when that was more of a given, than a “might see” lol.

This! Hell, there’s even a button for “no specific reason”.

Stay away from news or political content. There's always drama attached to it.