TL;DR: say hello to our friend u/ModCodeOfConduct, disguising threats behind feigned politeness, yet again!

  • LvxferreOPM
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    1 year ago

    It’ll probably be declared “vandalism” of the community

    Yup. But it’s really hard for Reddit Inc. to track this, as long as the deletion is slow enough, and posters are “discouraged” from adding new posts; and the community still there are the ones who don’t really give a damn.

    Forbidding brand mentions is good, too.

    Damn, that would work great on a few subs. Like r/cooking.

    • Boz (he/him)@lemmy.one
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      1 year ago

      That’s true, Reddit has its hands full with red pandas and John Oliver pics. They’ll probably let gradual rule changes slide for a while. Forbidding brand mentions might actually kill r/SkincareAddiction, since it’s mostly product reviews and people posting blurry pictures of gnarly abscesses they believe are pimples.