User gets annoyed by their post being removed for self-promotion, writes a blog post complaining and then links to a random reddit comment by someone most certa

User gets annoyed by their post being removed for self-promotion, writes a blog post complaining and then links to a random reddit comment by someone most certainly not "in the know" about what's standing in the way on an IPO. This is a non-story. It's sour grapes plus anonymous conjecture that somewhat lines up with the reason this author is mad. This is the second reddit moderation-related story that's hit HN today. I'm not sure why. Reddit moderation is far from perfect but I've yet to see a better system. People largely have no idea how much work goes into moderating even a medium-sized subreddit, let alone the large ones or defaults. Again, I'm not saying the mods are perfect and there are power-hungry/power-tripping mods for sure as well false (spam) positives but with the amount of stuff mods have to sift through I'm more than willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. Seeing that a user only/mostly submits their own content is normally an easy indicator of low-quality content (if this author's other work is like this post then I'd say that's a fair assessment).