I actually agree with the GP comment. The new UI brought in a bunch of people who turned the site into their personal little estate to lord over the serfs. Ex

I actually agree with the GP comment. The new UI brought in a bunch of people who turned the site into their personal little estate to lord over the serfs. Example: I just got banned for 3 days because I reported someone for saying "politicians should all be burned alive." ... followed up by a week later reddit telling me they took action on that account because of the comment... Example 2: I just got banned for 7 days because apparently "he's singing like he has a hand up his fa*ot ass" isn't homophobia and instead according to their message I'm > Using Reddit’s reporting tools to spam, harass, bully, intimidate, abuse, or create a hostile environment For context, the only way for these bans to be served is if the mod of the subreddit in which you reported that content reports you for "report abuse."