u/Simply_Param

I've repeatedly seen moderators using alts to circumvent mod limits on communities. Once they hit the 5 subreddits limit, they can easily use an alt and transfer subreddits to an alt which allows them to moderate as many subreddits as they like. Since there is no rule which covers alt accounts (like it does for banning) this loophole can be exploited easily.

If the team can patch this anomaly, it can actually help curb the moderation limits - this truly being beneficial.

Reddit Introduced the Mod Limits a while back and apparently I've noticed that they are not valid for some mods.

I've seen mods who moderate as high as 25 subreddits, and around 5 of them are high traffic subreddits. This is not an alumni mod, nor is it someone with limited roles, this is a full time moderator who has all access to all mod tools.

Furthermore, every time they seem to breach the limits they suddenly transfer the subreddit to their alt account which helps them to bypass the mod limits on one account.

By this idea, you can moderate as many subreddits as you like, and use an alt as a way to bypass the limits. This makes it easier for mods to just make new alts to still violate the rules.

And for the fact - I have reported this to admins on Reddit Report (18006042), Modmail, and have followed up every now and then, only to not have any responses from them.

I am NOT from IIMC or XLRI trying to mock them or IIMA or IIMB or any B school. And I am not a current MBA student.

But a friend from IIMC (not telling which batch or revealing any detail to protect thier identity) told me that there are a few people who do not get placed at all, and then IIMC has to place them in the IIMC Innovation Park (IIMCIP) to give a 100% placement report.

So yeah, there are unplaced people too.

But then, most people on the subreddit will cry about it. But these are students who have poor grades, and have done nothing instrumental in campus, or done actual work or efforts to get placed. Afterall, you have to work in college as well. Simply having a stamp doesn't mean you're a genius.

And this is no means to discourage anyone from applying to IIMC. It is still an extremely reputed school and you can get life changing outcomes from it.

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