Who hates being followed or banned for no reason?

[Ash242]

This is in regards to Reddit and the power-happy mods who work there.

This tends to happen when that user is a mod of another sub that you somehow ticked off. After they comment on your comment you made on their sub, they seem to follow you around the entire reddit via your reddit profile! Don't you find that annoying as hell?

Haven't they ever learned this: If you don't succeed at securing an answer on my first go, try try again somewhere else until you are fully satisfied with the results. But some of these power-hungry mods treated my situation like I committed some kind of felony by just commenting somewhere else for answers and they demand I cease and desist what I'm currently doing as a whole.



Finally, there's this message I believe everyone dreads getting:

"Hello, You have been permanently banned from participating in this subreddit because your actions/post violates this community's rules. You won't be able to post or comment, but you can still view and subscribe to it.
If you have a question regarding your ban, you can contact the moderator team by replying to this message.
Reminder from the Reddit staff: If you use another account to circumvent this subreddit ban, that will be considered a violation of the Content Policy and can result in your account being suspended from the site as a whole."


As you can see, there is no specific reason listed in the message above. So this is why I claim or what I mean by "banned from a sub for 'no reason'". - Even for something that was never officially listed on that sub's rule board.

 

[thenick_ttu]

Reddit is a shithole.
get an avatar faggot

 

[fschmidt]

I wouldn't know about this since I am banned from Reddit. I am banned almost everywhere. But this is to be expected from modern scum (members of modern culture). To me, the issue isn't so much being banned as the existence of modern scum themselves. I think all modern scum should be exterminated, and of course this would mostly solve the problem of banning.

 

[ajcgn]

This is in regards to Reddit and the power-happy mods who work there.

This tends to happen when that user is a mod of another sub that you somehow ticked off. After they comment on your comment you made on their sub, they seem to follow you around the entire reddit via your reddit profile! Don't you find that annoying as hell?

Haven't they ever learned this: If you don't succeed at securing an answer on my first go, try try again somewhere else until you are fully satisfied with the results. But some of these power-hungry mods treated my situation like I committed some kind of felony by just commenting somewhere else for answers and they demand I cease and desist what I'm currently doing as a whole.



Finally, there's this message I believe everyone dreads getting:

"Hello, You have been permanently banned from participating in this subreddit because your post violates this community's rules. You won't be able to post or comment, but you can still view and subscribe to it.
If you have a question regarding your ban, you can contact the moderator team by replying to this message.
Reminder from the Reddit staff: If you use another account to circumvent this subreddit ban, that will be considered a violation of the Content Policy and can result in your account being suspended from the site as a whole."


As you can see, there is no specific reason listed in the message above. So this is why I claim or what I mean by "banned from a sub for 'no reason'". - Even for something that was never officially listed on that sub's rule board.

Due to your posts on TFSF, you have been permanently banned from the Reddit platform.

Reddit Bot

 

[sanction]

This is in regards to Reddit and the power-happy mods who work there.

This tends to happen when that user is a mod of another sub that you somehow ticked off. After they comment on your comment you made on their sub, they seem to follow you around the entire reddit via your reddit profile! Don't you find that annoying as hell?

Haven't they ever learned this: If you don't succeed at securing an answer on my first go, try try again somewhere else until you are fully satisfied with the results. But some of these power-hungry mods treated my situation like I committed some kind of felony by just commenting somewhere else for answers and they demand I cease and desist what I'm currently doing as a whole.



Finally, there's this message I believe everyone dreads getting:

"Hello, You have been permanently banned from participating in this subreddit because your post violates this community's rules. You won't be able to post or comment, but you can still view and subscribe to it.
If you have a question regarding your ban, you can contact the moderator team by replying to this message.
Reminder from the Reddit staff: If you use another account to circumvent this subreddit ban, that will be considered a violation of the Content Policy and can result in your account being suspended from the site as a whole."


As you can see, there is no specific reason listed in the message above. So this is why I claim or what I mean by "banned from a sub for 'no reason'". - Even for something that was never officially listed on that sub's rule board.

Sir
This is a Wendy’s.

 

[Ash242]

Sir
This is a Wendy’s.

Then where can I talk about this without getting my thread ripped by the site's "proper authorities" or my account suspended for "breaking the rules"?

 

[weaponoffreedom]

Then where can I talk about this without getting my thread ripped by the site's "proper authorities" or my account suspended for "breaking the rules"?

Talk about what making video games that are based on mass school shootings?

There are lines that are crossed, and you have to bear the consequence of public opinion, period.

If you want to say whatever retarded shit comes to mind, make your own site, and post away.

You cant expect someone to wipe your ass forever, unless you are genuine retard, which you are not.

 

[TopHook]

This is in regards to Reddit and the power-happy mods who work there.

This tends to happen when that user is a mod of another sub that you somehow ticked off. After they comment on your comment you made on their sub, they seem to follow you around the entire reddit via your reddit profile! Don't you find that annoying as hell?

Haven't they ever learned this: If you don't succeed at securing an answer on my first go, try try again somewhere else until you are fully satisfied with the results. But some of these power-hungry mods treated my situation like I committed some kind of felony by just commenting somewhere else for answers and they demand I cease and desist what I'm currently doing as a whole.



Finally, there's this message I believe everyone dreads getting:

"Hello, You have been permanently banned from participating in this subreddit because your post violates this community's rules. You won't be able to post or comment, but you can still view and subscribe to it.
If you have a question regarding your ban, you can contact the moderator team by replying to this message.
Reminder from the Reddit staff: If you use another account to circumvent this subreddit ban, that will be considered a violation of the Content Policy and can result in your account being suspended from the site as a whole."


As you can see, there is no specific reason listed in the message above. So this is why I claim or what I mean by "banned from a sub for 'no reason'". - Even for something that was never officially listed on that sub's rule board.

Did you violate their terms and rules?

 

[hmt5000]

I hate rules. That's the only reason I eat at Outback Steakhouse.

 

[Ash242]

Did you violate their terms and rules?

Of course not. It (my post about video game modelling and Columbine High) didn't fit any of the rules. Yet I got banned for "breaking the community's rules". But it never said which rule specifically!

 

[weaponoffreedom]

Of course not. It (my post about video game modelling and Columbine High) didn't fit any of the rules. Yet I got banned for "breaking the community's rules". But it never said which rule specifically!

oh well get over it

 

[Joe King]

For starters, quit trying to be a member of a website run by wanna-be commies. Then get an avatar.

 

[Golbez]

They should rename it to censorit

 

[TheResister]

Of course not. It (my post about video game modelling and Columbine High) didn't fit any of the rules. Yet I got banned for "breaking the community's rules". But it never said which rule specifically!

Don't worry about the people telling you to get an avatar. This is a discussion board, not a meme contest... which is what avatars have devolved into.

I think your proposed game is macabre to say the least, but if it violated a rule, an honest person would direct you to the rule and give you the opportunity to edit your post to be in compliance before banning you. Otherwise they are just leading you so they can control the board's narrative.

 

[Ash242]

Don't worry about the people telling you to get an avatar. This is a discussion board, not a meme contest... which is what avatars have devolved into.

I think your proposed game is macabre to say the least, but if it violated a rule, an honest person would direct you to the rule and give you the opportunity to edit your post to be in compliance before banning you. Otherwise they are just leading you so they can control the board's narrative.

Ok, sure thing.

But yeah, wouldn't you feel bummed if your family member or friend or relative died too soon if you were this close to letting them see something you made? So via the game dev's email and requests forum, I request for the said model, but make sure it's somehow related to the game's gameplay or storyline. And yes, even though my next request for Payday 3 involves an infamous location (Columbine High (in it's original floor plan)), I made sure it appears, behaves, and is as humane as possible so it affects little to no people as possible.

And yeah, during Halloween, people in USA say it's not ok to dress up as a school shooter, but it's ok to dress up as Satan. Yet the Religious say it's not ok to dress up as Satan, but it's ok to dress up as a terrorist. People in the US is still reeling after the effects of WWII, yet people in Europe don't mind playing WWII themed games. The world is inconsistent with opinions. So I made sure I took all the precautionary measures I could think up before submitting this request to Starbreeze, especially after what happened on the Payday Reddit.

And I'm not at the stage of learning how to skilfully use Blender yet, so I thought up this strategy: get a game dev company to make the models for me, but via for the video game. That way, once it's released to the public (via an update patch or a new hard copy), I work my magic from my end and decompile the game for the said 3D model. Thanks to Payday 2 and it's Bundle Modder and Diesel Tool programs, it dramatically cuts down the amount of time I need to remodel the stuff I need for my Blender movie from scratch. And I can tell you this, the Mercy Hospital ICU rooms of No Mercy and the prison cells of Hell's Island are going to be invaluable in my Blender animation as they're already made and readily available for me to use.

Plus, I can't just think about only myself, I gotta think about others too. So I thought "What if everyone would enjoy my weapons and stuff in that said video game?" But since I don't work for the game dev company, I might as well write to them my request list of things to implement into the game via their email. Now that I submitted my ideas for their games, all I have to do is wait til they make it now while I finish up some unfinished personal matters on my end.

This really takes "Sharing is caring." to a whole new level.

 

[Joe King]

but if it violated a rule, an honest person would direct you to the rule and give you the opportunity to edit your post to be in compliance before banning you. Otherwise they are just leading you so they can control the board's narrative.

It's a site run by commie wanna-be's. They'll never point out the rule one is accused of having broken. Their shit opinions are all subjective anyways.

And yeah, during Halloween, people in USA say it's not ok to dress up as a school shooter, but it's ok to dress up as Satan. Yet the Religious say it's not ok to dress up as Satan, but it's ok to dress up as a terrorist.

Just ignore all those mofo's and wear whatever the fuck costume you want to.