Reddit's April Fools event is about avoiding getting banned
Reddit's April Fools event is about avoiding getting banned
Just thought it was funny
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The best part is 90% of the posts on that subreddit are just "fuck spez".
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have rules never clearly explained, get banned pretty much immediately. a taste of real reddit experience™ even that i've never got banned sitewide (only on r/conservative) i guess you win if you touch grass or quit
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i have a theory they push r/conservative to front to bait people to get banned from that sub, so reddit can ban you sitewide as an excuse, since they are already pushing a right wing narrative on the site anyways.
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I was recently shadowbanned with my 15 year old account. Received a "We've noticed some technical irregularities with your account" email back in January, and have yet to be able to get the account un-banned. Good times.
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In a certain way, it's poetry
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Worst Reddit April Fools event ever
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Accurate to the reddit's experience at least
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Why are people saying this was Reddit's april fools? It clearly says it's made by /r/gamesonreddit, not the admins.
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I was wondering if they'd cancel this, there's been so much drama recently
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I'm surprised they let me play it as a banned user.
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on reddit, the website plays you
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