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> and I've only seen it for Speculation/intuition, but I figure it happens in ways specifically designed to evade the type of detection you're basing your clai
by hunter2_ 3y ago
> and I've only seen it for
Speculation/intuition, but I figure it happens in ways specifically designed to evade the type of detection you're basing your claim on, akin to shadow banning, whereas on Reddit there's often more visible evidence like corpses of deleted comments.
- hn_throwaway_99 3y agoYou can see all of those deleted/flagged comments if you turn on "showdead" in your options.
- gus_massa 3y agoYou can see the [dead] comments if you go to your profile and enable "showdead". Most of them are very bad, but from time to time you can find a false positive and vouch it.
- hunter2_ 3y agoYes, I keep that enabled. I guess I provided poor examples but what I'm saying is that it seems like on Reddit moderation activities are quite obvious (i.e., a giant chain of deleted comments tends to indicate moderation and elicit resentment) and here they're less obvious (there's an air of strong moderation but little to point at directly, which is great IMHO as it evades resentment).