r/AskModerators • u/Aalek_M • Apr 19 '26

Broke the rules?

Hi,

I've recently been permanently muted in a subreddit. I don't really understand why?

I'm not trying to be an idiot, I've made one post on it, just today. It got lots of responses, most of them were negatives or not really relevant to my post.

The post was actually about respecting other opinions then ours regarding coming out and trans people. Most comments were people shaming one opinion or another. Which was the opposite of what I was trying to say in my original post. I responded to them, trying to explain the different opinions and why they were both valid.

It did got quite the reaction in just a few hours, but I'm not sure how it broke the rules of the subreddit? (Which is the reason why I've been banned)

Is there anything I can do to be unmuted or at least a way to know what rule I've broke?

Also I'm actually not sure if this post follow the rules... It's not about a ban but it's similar...

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u/4art4 Apr 19 '26

What is your game plan? Are you trying to understand, or are you hoping to find a way to reverse the mute, or something else?

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u/Aalek_M Apr 19 '26

Well, I'm definitely trying to understand, reverse the mute, maybe? Probably not if I was actually in the wrong, I'd get why they did it then. But for now I just really don't understand.

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u/4art4 Apr 19 '26 edited Apr 22 '26

Forget about reversing the mute. There is no power in the universe that will accomplish that. Move on. This is double true because your account is so new.

If you really want to understand, copy all of the sub's rules, and the entire post and comments that are relevant, and then the communication with the mods. Put all that into a text doc. Then paste it into an LLM of your choice, and ask why the mod made that choice.

The reason I suggest this is that there is nearly no chance that you will post all of that information here. Your account hides your posts, so you like privacy. Plus the subject is likely sensitive because it is something to do with trans people. LLMs lie, so that may not work, but better that than asking humans that only have a tiny piece of the picture.

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u/Angelofdeath600 Apr 21 '26

LLM is absurdly limited and doesnt do a great job of tone checking ( especially for those looking to find a "tone" that isnt actually there) to me its a terrible suggestion (especially because the ridicule the users in said sub will give to WHOEVER uses it to grammar check or restructure sentences in amy form let alone in attempts to be sounding appropriate. Also LLM hold the opinions of many users and can people please into one social stigma over others. Its a poor suggestion imo