I had to trim my screenshots due to being a mod elsewhere, so I can see mod names. I think the screenshot of the interaction really sums this one up. I initially commented after a brief skim of the article, basically enough time to figure out that it wasn't spewing great replacement bullshit, and then gave a little reminder that ecofascism is real and uses language such as "humans are parasites".

OP responded with a suspicious comment, and another comment pointed out the author's true intent, so I went looking deeper. At the very last part of the article, like 3rd to last sentence in the last paragraph, the author calls for a "non-coerceive" means to kill 70% of the human race. I called it out, and was banned.

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[+] -6 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

All posts should follow this basic structure:

  1. Which mods/admins were being Power Tripping Bastards?❓
  2. What sanction did they impose (e.g. community ban, instance ban, removed comment)?⭕
  3. Provide a screenshot of the relevant modlog entry (don’t de-obfuscate mod names).❌
  4. Provide a screenshot and explanation of the cause of the sanction (e.g. the post/comment that was removed, or got you banned).⭕
  5. Explain why you think its unfair and how you would like the situation to be remedied❌
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  • [–] [S] 8 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

    All posts should follow this basic structure

    should follow

    Should

    This is a loose structure. For the most part, I followed it.

    On points 1 and 3, I didn't de-obfuscate. I added obfuscation, to reduce the brigading that still happened, because we're dealing with a fascist in our space here. On point 5, there is not much to remedy unless the mod is removed.

    Edit: ok, it really bothers me that you're getting pissy about point 3. I explicitly explained why I edited the screenshot. Literally first sentence.

    I had to trim my screenshots due to being a mod elsewhere, so I can see mod names.

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