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Random bad acting A moderator from Reddit's /r/ModAbuse randomly banned a user for no clear reason? (old.reddit.com)

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I havent gotten any ban love letters, I think im marked as a T_D poster and as a result cant vote on most subs

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ban love letters

:-D That sarcasm is so funny.

So they disabled voting for you entirely ( vote-banning ), because you used one subverse? That's strange.

Is it a vote-shadowban, or does it visibly deny your vote?

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I use quite a few subreddits the reddit admins would dislike, i was on MetaCanada2, ZoomerRight, PizzaGate, Etc. Sometimes I try to upvote things on normie subs and my vote is visibly not being counted. I am even subbed to some of them and it still doesnt count

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Reddit also has a vote count fluctuation system where the vote counter is fuzzed , thus inaccurate.

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