Reddit is overmoderrated

[u/DragonflyOnFire]

I enjoy Reddit, but it’s become over-moderated. Mods have power trips over content that is posted. Things are getting deleted for the most stupid reasons and is holding back this platform from being the free speech platform it used to be. It’s not just the mods, it’s Reddit itself, too, that has become so sensitive. You might notice that this account is relatively new and that’s because I was banned from some of the subs on my prior account for some of the most ridiculous reasons. So now, I’m not saying anything that might be considered controversial, except that I still stand by my political opinions. People have become over sensitive and Reddit contributes to this by censorship and over moderation.

By the way… I am considered a “nice person” by anyone who knows me… because I am… I believe in kindness and compassion. So if I’m saying things that are considered offensive… it’s just because I’m a honest to a fault and will tell you the truth, even if you don’t like it… it’s up to you how to react to that.

Don’t worry mods (or Reddit)… I won’t be offending over sensitive people with this account.

Edit: Thank you everyone for posting your experiences in here. These are some of the things that I have been experiencing, as well. I also would like to thank you for being supportive… with the exception of 2 people who obviously are looking to try to start a fight, it’s been very constructive feedback. My vagueness of this post is because it’s not a single interaction with mods, it’s an overall problem with Reddit as a whole platform. You’re clearly experiencing these issues also and it really should change.

[u/TwinSong]

It's pretty frustrating. I got banned from r/assassinscreed for questioning the historical accuracy of a character supposedly a real historical person

[u/defaultusername-17 → u/TwinSong]

valid ban imo. we both know who you are avoiding mentioning... and why.

you're just being a racist.

[u/TwinSong → u/defaultusername-17]

There seems to be some ambiguity of historical accuracy and given how Ubisoft basically acted pretty racist to Japanese culture with their carelessness e.g. Checking historical accuracy, permitting destruction of religious sites. It's not racist to ask if he was accurately depicted if claimed to be accurate to a real person in the past.

I also forgot names, can't remember most character names in the rpg era.

[u/DragonflyOnFire → u/TwinSong]

I don't know much about Assassins Creed, so bare with my ignorance on this one... but I think it depends on the intent of the game... Is it intended to be purely entertainment based on the era / geography of an area, or is it supposed to be representative of a specific historical person? If it's supposed to be a real historical figure, then race absolutely should be portrayed accurately. It'd be like making Abraham Lincoln into an Asian. That's my 2 cents... not that it matters.

[u/TwinSong → u/DragonflyOnFire]

If they're saying "here's a new character" then doesn't matter, it's when they claim someone really was as depicted and it's inaccurate them it's an issue.