You've got lots of other alternatives: 1) You don't have to explain moderation decisions if you don't want to. This will of course amplify the volume of complai

You've got lots of other alternatives: 1) You don't have to explain moderation decisions if you don't want to. This will of course amplify the volume of complaints. 2) You can step down. This "I'm a noble volunteer and should therefore be immune to criticism" attitude doesn't tend to be popular amongst those being moderated. Nobody is forcing you to do this. You may not be getting paid, but are presumably getting some sort of emotional benefit out of doing this job. 3) You can make references to anti-censorship tools a bannable offence, like some of the shittier subreddits do. Fundamentally, you are getting mad at users making and comparing notes.