u/neuroticsmurf

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By the by, I think all of you who participated in this thread might owe the OOP an apology.

Someone made some sus comments on my sub 6d & 2d ago. They didn’t get reported until today, and I just checked them. They’re toxic, misogynistic, and constitute misinformation. I removed them.

I wanted to see if I needed to ban the guy, though, so I went to his profile. It turned out that his entire history was not visible to me.

I went to Google and searched him by username. I found some of his Reddit posts/comments and clicked them.

**It turned out I CAN see his content, even though I’m logged in. So he DIDN’T block me.**

To verify this was an error, I logged in under an alt and, sure enough, his content was entirely not visible to me when I clicked his profile. But if I went to Google and click a link to his content found there, I CAN see his content (logged in as an alt here for verification).

TLDR; The promised ability for mods to see 28 days of contributions posts/comments for 28 days by Redditors who participate in our subs is broken.

EDIT: H/T to u/RexCanisFL. We were able to narrow down that the problem does not appear to be with CURATED profiles, but with WHOLLY HIDDEN ONES. It seems the 28-day look back function works well when a user's profile is curated, but it does NOT seem to be functioning when a user's profile is entirely hidden.

EDIT2: Well, my theory was just disproven. I have no idea why I am unable to view the history of the user I mention in this post.

I'm imagining there wasn't as much split opinion by the fans.

JB is still in his prime and 3 yrs under contract.

Pierce and KG both had 2 yrs left, but we're at the tail end of their primes.

Was there a quiet resignation by the fans that we had gotten as far as we could with those guys and the time to move on had come?