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[–]teelo 3 insightful - 1 fun3 insightful - 0 fun4 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

What are the Saidit admins views of the Reddit moderator guidelines (which the Reddit admins never enforce)? Specifically, this part:

We know management of multiple communities can be difficult, but we expect you to manage communities as isolated communities and not use a breach of one set of community rules to ban a user from another community. In addition, camping or sitting on communities for long periods of time for the sake of holding onto them is prohibited.

Its incredibly common for Reddit moderators to ban users for things they posted on other subs. Sometimes its other subs they moderate. Sometimes its other subs they're just posters of but didn't like what they saw. Sometimes they run bots that just ban everyone who participates on rival subs.

This is a practice that is supposed to be against Reddits moderator guidelines, but, well, have you ever heard of the admins actually enforcing it? I sure haven't.

I don't see anything like this in your mod rules, but maybe I missed it. Is it a policy you will consider, and actually enforce (unlike Reddit)?