Did you know? The ban appeal form (Reddit.com/appeal) only allows for 250 characters.

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When , I was forced to the ban using just 250 characters, shorter than the maximum tweet length (280).

One is forced to formally explain something to some administrators using just 250 characters.

I know, they might have many ban appeals to review, but 250 characters are ridiculously low.

When [I was unreasonably banned from Reddit](/p/115459), I was forced to [appeal](https://reddit.com/appeal) the ban **using just 250 characters,** shorter than the maximum tweet length (280). One is forced to formally explain something to some [biased](/p/117841) administrators using just 250 characters. I know, they might have many ban appeals to review, but **250 characters are ridiculously low.**

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Would that have gotten me unsuspended?

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Dependent on skin tone... yes.

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How are they supposed to know the skin tone of the user?
And which skin tone is likelier to get unsuspended?

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Tell them your black and didn’t do anything. Seems to work irl. Should work there.

Tell them you’ll send a pictures.

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