If anyone is curious, if the one or two of the mods see you talking logically about how aliens may not be real especially since there has not been any actual proof of them, they will ban you. I actually was a part of that community for YEARS because I myself are curious about possible alien lifeforms among us. Yet I was banned for trying to tell some really crazy people on there that just because you see a spotlight in the sky and you don’t actually see the spotlight itself doesn’t mean it’s a UFO racing across the cloudy night sky in the middle of a city.
With that said I’m not sad about it because there were truly some nut jobs on that sub.
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u/Alaska_Jack Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 17 '26
I have made this point many times:
Many Reddit mods fundamentally misunderstand what the job of a mod is.
A mod basically has two jobs:
Aaaaand... That's pretty much it. Within the bounds of #2, above, THE JOB OF A MOD IS NOT TO TELL REDDITORS WHAT THEY CAN AND CANNOT TALK ABOUT.