u/GamerGirlLex77
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User Flair Request Thread
Since the last one got archived, I’m starting a new flair request thread. I’ll get back to you guys on these as fast as I can.
We just ask that the flairs be in the spirit of this sub. They don’t necessarily have to be from a post here but do need to follow this sub’s rules. We’d also love to know what post gave you the flair the idea if you’re up for sharing.
List of Subs/Users Either Not to Crosspost From or Post Non-Archived Content
I’m just refreshing this post since the older version was archived. Direct links to either the subs or users have also been removed because of automation issues and by request so none of these will have the r/ or u/ that would otherwise be there
Here is a list of subs we’ve banned crossposts from either due to brigading or at the request that sub.
- any adultery support subreddit
- relationship_advice
- teachers
- supportforbetrayed
Here are the subs that have requested we post archived content only. That means new comments cannot be made after a certain amount of time.
- Advice
Here are users that do not want their content crossposted:
- Shattenspringer
If you’re a mod and would like your sub added to this list or a Reddit user looking to be added, please contact us in modmail.
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Hello everyone,
Since brigading has been an ongoing issue here, I thought a post explaining what brigading means and why we will ban you for it was in order. We now have a moderator dedicated to enforcing the brigading rule and as a result we've gotten a lot of modmail messages not understanding why it's a permanent ban. So here's an explainer:
What is "brigading"?
Brigading refers to people going from a crosspost to comment or vote on the original subreddit's version of the post. Reddit doesn't care if it's coordinated or not. Because of the harassment that has typically come with it, Reddit has decided it breaks their "Be a good neighbor" rule.
Brigading rules apply to every subreddit. This is not us being controlling as some users who don't know that this is a Reddit-wide rule have suggested.
How do we know if someone is brigading?
To be upfront, it's hard to tell if it's a new post and the person follows both subs. In cases like that, it's perfectly plausible that you happened to comment wherever you saw it first. We won't ban you for it unless there is some evidence that you came from here to do it.
When someone crossposts a 50+ day old post and suddenly the original post is getting new comments within the time it was crossposted here, it's obvious where you came from. If you didn't have any engagement on the original sub prior to making your comments, it's also very obvious where you came from.
If you notice that you accidentally commented on the wrong sub, deleting your comment before we see it won't get you banned. Please be mindful of where you're commenting. I've accidentally done it myself so I recommend making it a habit to check what sub you're on prior to making any comments.
Why is it a zero tolerance/automatic permanent ban?
Because Reddit will remove this subreddit if we don't enforce this rule. It doesn't matter if you're new to Reddit or accidentally commented on the wrong sub. We have no choice. The other subreddit would be well within their rights to report us to Reddit if we don't act.
Brigading Rules
- Do not comment or vote on the original subreddit's version of the post if you're coming from here. I should also mention that Reddit admins can tell what sub you came from. If this sub gets reported and Reddit admins have to look into it, you're risking having your entire account banned.
- If we catch you brigading, we will report you to the original sub so they can decide whether or not they want to ban you.
- Do not harass the OOP on their post or in DMs.
- Do not trash entire subreddits in comments here. We've had past brigading incidents start this way. It's safer if we just take the comment down. It won't be a ban unless it becomes a regular problem with you.
- We will not entertain any excuses or irate modmail messages in response to you being banned for breaking this rule.
TLDR: Brigading is a permanent ban. No "oops". No "I didn't know". No excuses. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask in modmail. If you're a mod from another sub and you believe people are brigading from this sub, please let us know asap so we can handle it on our end.
Thank you all for your time and participation in this subreddit.
Good morning everyone,
I just wanted to remind you guys that we do not allow crossposts from any subreddit that supports adultery. We have had brigading incidents that started with a crosspost from an adultery sub and people trashing the subreddits in our comments.
If you want to read a list of subs and Redditors we’ve banned crossposts from, please check this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/OhNoConsequences/s/PlGMRnZX3k
Thank you!
Edited for redundancy on my part