u/FBI_Open_Up_Now

I was a little hesitant to post this, but I read the whole article and the idea behind this is sound. The man was investigated and no evidence was found a single time which means he was never charged or convicted. This led to a denial of a CCW permit in which when sued the court said that even though the claims were “unsubstantiated” it wasn’t a violation an American citizen’s rights. That’s pretty fucked up when we look at it. Never convicted of a crime and yet is still denied their rights.

Why are mods not exempt from title and comment restrictions they place on their communities? For example on r/veterans we exempt a lot of words for good reason and even as the mod we are not exempt from using them. There are situations where it might need to be done in a post or comment, but it isn’t able to be done so the restriction will need to be lifted and then replaced just to make a post or comment.