List of banned subreddits part 1

send_nasty_stuff · 2023-06-24T23:11:11+00:00

r/altrightwebm

I started and modded that sub. I monitored every post. Anything that was promoting violence, post or comment, was removed immediately. I was never even given a warning that the sub was 'promoting violence'. Then out of nowhere as our sub was growing rapidly. From 500 subs to 1k and almost hitting 2k in a matter of weeks it was banned without warning. I've reestablish that sub here on saidit.

s/altrightwebm

Another sub mentioned in that list is r/200acres (saidit clone here: https://saidit.net/s/200acres). It's in the 'promoting hate' category. I really enjoyed that sub and read almost every post and comment. It was literally just a homesteading sub. We talked about chickens, buying land, ranching, gardening, fermenting, etc. Obviously the users were pro europeans but the sub stayed away from most politics and only occasionally got into ethnostate discussions and creating Amish type communities. Where's the 'hate' in that? Reddit is so full of shit and I'm glad I got removed from that hypocritical, degenerate, satanic run hellhole.

ageingrockstar · 2023-06-25T03:14:49+00:00

The banning of these subs :

r/GCChat
r/GCdebatesQT
r/Gender_Critical
r/GenderCritical
r/GenderCriticalGerman
r/GenderCriticalGuys
r/GenderCriticalTheory
r/gendercritlesbians
r/GenderCynicalCritical

is what really drove home to me what an awful, corrupt place reddit had become / has always been

I'm not sure if I ever even commented in r/GenderCritical but I was a reader for a period of time and found it a very informative and well run sub. And, unusually for reddit, seemed to populated by a majority of female redditors. I've always been aware of how male dominated and sexist reddit is, so the banning of such a 'female refuge' really rankled.

I think keeping a distinction between ordinary sexism against women and outright misogyny is important (too much ordinary sexism gets labeled as misogyny, in my opinion) but there are very, very clear misogynistic elements to the 'trans' (gender ideology) movement, and a sub that pointed these out got shut down by reddit admins, a decision which dammed them for all time, in my view, as being on the side of some absolutely vile elements.

NutterButterFlutter · 2023-06-25T01:34:32+00:00

My friend (prior mod who deleted her account) created/modded some of those that were banned for "promoting hate". Here's her post on Reddit when they got banned. I'll reply to my own comment with a copy of the text so you don't have to go back to the hellscape, and this comment doesn't turn into a wall.

Something that's funny is that her main account has now been permanently suspended by Reddit, but not her alt account sharing there. That alt account was very clearly tied to her. Although it was only used for testing CSS/Automoderator/etc for us, she never tried to hide that it was her or bother wiping browser fingerprinting or anything like that. She could technically get back on Reddit and shit the place up with it if she were so inclined, lol

Anyway, here is also an explanation of a couple subs that I co-modded with her or had on my own:

r/AntiTrans: public. Used to be a Gender Critical sub, and my friend requested it and recreated it as an FAQ sub instead. It was restricted so only she and I could post, although only she did. No archives that I can find, but it had a couple posts that were Q&A style, and directed people to all sorts of different types of subs, including LGBTQ+-friendly. The sub just sat there not doing much of anything.
r/Anti_Trans: Used to be a GC sub. Friend requested it, privated it, and redirected to r/AntiTrans. EDIT: I think this may have been a sub we used to play with CSS and Automoderator in for a wide variety of subs we all had. I know there was one that she and I and another co-mod used to use for that, pretty sure it was this one.
r/GetTheLOut: public, created on behalf of the activist group until they came to Reddit. Reestablished here on SaidIt.
r/LGBDropTheT: public, no explanation needed. Reestablished here on SaidIt. Our private mod sub on Reddit is still not banned though, which is odd. I might be the only mod left with an account though, lol
r/TrueGayMen: similar to r/TrueLesbians, but very slow and sleepy. Here's the last archive I had of the front page: https://archive.vn/WPTHI

I'm still squatting on a couple private subs on Reddit at the moment, waiting to see if Admins ever notice. One redirects to a sub that recently lost its mods, so I'll probably update it. All the rest redirect to SaidIt ;)

Vulptex · 2023-06-24T20:57:34+00:00

How did you do this?

Mcheetah · 2023-06-25T16:18:14+00:00

My sub, r/random_shit isn't on here. It'd probably fall under "harassment" or "Violating the Moderator Code of Conduct" according to their retarded logic. Although the old sub I gave to someone else, r/randomshit, is still up and running. I'm glad I got cut from that shithole site though, cause I would've never found the "Reddit without the Redditors" replacement that is Saidit. I barely even used Reddit anymore, but got banned from GirlsAskGuys earlier this year for the same "you're not woke enough" bullshit when they got new admins who were fired from Twitter.

Anyway, glad to be here and happy to help out. Let's keep this place a free speech zone and gatekeep the FUCK out of it so actual stereotypical "Redditors" don't start coming in here. Those who care, should also start claiming hot subreddit names before they do and owning them, so you can keep them out of there as moderators on here. It'd be hilarious to see something like s/translivesmatter turn into an anti-trans sub on here! Not that I'm specifically anti-trans; just anti-retardedness.

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