Those being overly disruptive will be temporarily or permanently banned, at the mods discretion. Content will, upon review, be removed.
Those being overly disruptive will be temporarily or permanently banned, at the mods discretion. - This is a blanket rule, meant to give mods a more broadly applicable option for a ban or content removal. People are creative, and one can never predict just what they'll come up with to "stink up the joint."
Banned users still have access to the subreddit, wiki, and all it's resources.
Did the mod team read the conversation in question? I was not the one being disruptive or trying to start an argument. I posted an interesting quote in reply to the person who banned me and they started arguing with me about whether it was cannon or not... I tried to deescalate multiple times and even made a joke to try to change the direction it was heading, and then when I tried to change the topic, the admin used that as an excuse to continue the argument. I posted proof that I was correct and they took issue that the list of examples disproving their position was too long, even though I cut out the vast majority of it so I wouldn’t take up to much space. This keeps happening almost any time I post anything… they find something to pick apart and then complain that I’m not just pretending they’re right. I’ve never had this problem with anyone else in my own community of 50k people and I was warned about it by a few ex members who got sick of it and left.
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Thank God. I was avoiding getting on the channel because I'm there for sorcery not reading about fucking star wars. Holy shit
I’m not even the one that brought it up 😂
The person who banned me did
https://www.reddit.com/r/castaneda/wiki/index/statement/
Those being overly disruptive will be temporarily or permanently banned, at the mods discretion. Content will, upon review, be removed.
Those being overly disruptive will be temporarily or permanently banned, at the mods discretion. - This is a blanket rule, meant to give mods a more broadly applicable option for a ban or content removal. People are creative, and one can never predict just what they'll come up with to "stink up the joint."
Banned users still have access to the subreddit, wiki, and all it's resources.
Did the mod team read the conversation in question? I was not the one being disruptive or trying to start an argument. I posted an interesting quote in reply to the person who banned me and they started arguing with me about whether it was cannon or not... I tried to deescalate multiple times and even made a joke to try to change the direction it was heading, and then when I tried to change the topic, the admin used that as an excuse to continue the argument. I posted proof that I was correct and they took issue that the list of examples disproving their position was too long, even though I cut out the vast majority of it so I wouldn’t take up to much space. This keeps happening almost any time I post anything… they find something to pick apart and then complain that I’m not just pretending they’re right. I’ve never had this problem with anyone else in my own community of 50k people and I was warned about it by a few ex members who got sick of it and left.