LogFAQs > #883597762

Dude, Reddit has been like this for a while now, it just didn't start being extremely noticeable until it started happening on the popular subreddits within the past year, primarily due to the divide the most recent election has caused.

Just as an example...if you go into r/history, and bring up any evidence that challenges the status quo, you'll be downvoted into oblivion, and PMed by the mods and told straight up, that if you don't have anything to post that supports current historic theory, not to post it at all, or you'll be banned.

Hell, you can't even so much as have an open mind on those subreddits.

I posted in r/physics about the possibility of the sun being electrical in nature (as opposed to nuclear--which makes the least amount of sense considering recent discoveries) with a descriptive article tied to an experiment that all but literally proved it without a doubt, and had my thread deleted, and was told never to post similar information on r/physics again. I PMed back giving links to information and experiments proving this wasn't some shit out of left field, but is a very viable theory, and was told "I don't believe you. Again, don't post anything like this again, evidenced or not."

Needless to say I stay away from posting in the science and historical themed Reddits.

Moderators get caught sweeping shit under the rug all the time, caught being complete pieces of shit to other users, get caught banning for no reason, and since each Reddit is its own independent heirerarchy, you're basically at the mercy of whatever basement dwelling neckbeard controls that board.

And you guys think it's really bad here...at least there is a TOS that is mostly followed and executed. They ban people for shit on Reddit they have no business banning people for.
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