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UUnable to post in main biased subs, that’s why posting here. Mods of these subs. Please don’t delete it. It’s the reality of big subs.
I was also a mod of a few big subs but left them because of the bias of a few top people.
Reddit loves to call itself the “front page of the internet,” but let’s be honest—it’s more like a gated community where a few mods hold the keys. Ever noticed how the same handful of people run multiple subs? No matter where you go, the same names keep popping up, controlling the narrative like self-appointed internet overlords.
Say something against their favorite college? Post gone. Mention a politician they don’t like? Vanished into the void. And the best part? They won’t even tell you—just a silent purge, like your opinion never existed. I tested this across multiple subs, different accounts—same result every time.
But here’s what really takes the cake: People who’ve never stepped foot in college are mods of education subs. Gym bros who don’t know the difference between a squat and a deadlift are running fitness subs. It’s like making a person who’s never touched a football the referee of the World Cup.
I get it—some level of moderation is necessary. But why should a handful of biased individuals decide what gets seen and what doesn’t? Reddit needs an automated system that ensures an equal platform for everyone, not a digital kingdom ruled by power-hungry mods.
Time to stop pretending Reddit is fair. It’s not.
(This post will probably be deleted soon, proving my point. If you’re reading this, congrats—you caught a glimpse of free speech before the mods could kill it.)
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UOP not everything is a conspiracy. This post should be deleted. It has nothing to do with legal advice unless you are planning on sueing mods for deleting your posts.
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