u/Own-Wrap6142

There’s a sub I’ve been reporting for a while that constantly promotes hostility between age groups, allows harassment and doxxing, as well as obvious ragebait. It only has one "active account" on the moderator list that seemingly does nothing and an automoderator that is pretty much broken. I've tried reporting content that violates their sub rules and nothing happens. I've also tried to report the group directly to reddit which goes nowhere and the same content stays up repeatedly.

At what point does Reddit actually intervene with a community that’s effectively abandoned and constantly breaking sitewide rules?

I'm trying to think of a list of each that might have the most morals within the show. This list is by no means in order:

- Silvio: Apart from Adriana, he really just seems like a miserable person who runs the Bing. He smacks Tracey around but it's because she owes him money for the boob job and was avoiding working. I can't really think of any other 'thrill killings' or warnings he does in the show. Generally seems more level headed than the other mobsters

- Furio: Seems well adjusted in his normal everyday life. Able to separate mob life and personal life on a strict line which makes him seem relatively normal. Likely doesn't even enjoy being a mobster as he says he was the happiest he's ever been picking olives in Italy as a laborer.

- Patsy: Not much is seen about Patsy (as he's really just a background character for most of the show) but really doesn't seem to have any personal irks with anyone apart from Tony. He could've murdered Tony for revenge against his twin but instead just pisses in his pool.

- Eugene: Wants completely out of the mob. Hates the life and genuinely just wants best for his family. In a way his suicide was basically his way out to tell his family "get out of New Jersey".

H.M.: Richie - Hear me out, He's a complete piece of shit but it's clear all of his anger is towards other mob associates. He treats civilians with respect and even lets keeps his anger in check when it comes to the kid who spills fried rice on him. Also that scene where he's joking with Scatino's son shows a more lighter side. Same goes for the kid serving him at Beansie's pizza.

I've already tried reporting the sub via the contact reddit function but I never heard anything back.

There's a sub that has about 500k people using it daily and the moderation team has abandoned it. Only one of them seems to still be active on Reddit. I've tried messaging them directly but they will not respond.

The sub has turned into a cesspit of trolling, harassment, bait, lots of things that go against reddit TOS but nothing is being done about it.

Right now the only activity on it is an auto moderator but it's really badly coded and lots of people are bypassing it to still break rules.

Is there a way I can report the sub to an admin directly?

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This entire sub is just people obsessively sorting human beings into imaginary birth year boxes and pretending those labels are objective reality instead of made up marketing terms. Every single day it is the same exhausting nonsense. Who is a real Millennial. Who is allowed to be Gen Z. Who is a cusper. Who had the correct childhood. None of this is sociology. It is internet astrology for people who desperately want something to gatekeep.

Generations were never meant to be identities. They were loose demographic tools researchers used to talk about trends. That is it. Somehow this sub turned them into personality types and social status markers where being born twelve months earlier or later supposedly changes your entire existence. It is absurd. Two people born weeks apart get told they are culturally different species because strangers online need rigid boxes to argue over.

What this place actually produces is nonstop division over absolutely pointless shit. Instead of talking about shared experiences, people argue about eligibility like there is a generational citizenship test. Disagree and you get dogpiled, downvoted, and lectured by self appointed experts citing random blog posts as if they are scientific law. It is gatekeeping for the sake of gatekeeping.

Ask honestly what value this community adds. Does screaming about whether a cutoff year is 1996 or 1997 improve anyone’s understanding of society. Does it solve a single real problem. Or is it just an endless ego contest where people try to invalidate each other’s experiences so they can feel correct on Reddit.

If the main activity of a subreddit is arguing over imaginary borders between people who grew up watching the same shows, using the same technology, and living through the same events, then the concept itself is broken. Humans are shaped by culture, economics, family, and personal experience. Not by a label invented after they were born.

Delete the sub. Stop pretending birth years are identities. Go interact with real people instead of fighting over generational purity like it actually means something.