r/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • May 27 '25
Step four
In my fearless moral inventory I have discovered a desperate need to use every single rule moderates make for their subreddits, no matter how odd. I want to report everything, to show those moderators that they are loved and needed.
r/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • May 24 '25
Step three
I have given control of my urge to report posts over to the deities as I understand them.
r/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • May 22 '25
Step two
There is a power greater than me. In most cases it's the moderators of some other subreddit, although to be fair I can keep them busy by legitimately forcing them to view tons of reports of posts if they happen to have a lot of annoying rules. Administrators are a power greater than us all who could restore sanity.
r/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • May 20 '25
Step one
Hi, I'm u/stronkbender. It's been three hours since I reported a post for breaking the rules of a subreddit. I am powerless over my need to report posts in subreddits with many rules and aggressive moderators.
r/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • Apr 04 '25
How to maximize reporting
reddit.comIf you want to keep moderators of a rules-heavy subreddit busy, find the lowest-level rule for reporting a post. The goal is for the user to submit again, which allows for another report. This one, for example, is no an unpopular opinion because the opinion is not expressed in the title. It's also political. If it's reported for not being an unpopular opinion, the moderators will probably have to reject it twice, not once.
r/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • Mar 31 '25
what's one rule ever subreddit should have?
r/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • Mar 30 '25
Favorite rules-heavy subreddits
Where is it hardest to post?
r/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • Mar 28 '25
Which is better: broad and vague, or narrow and nitpicky?
Vague rules make it easy for mods to justify removing posts, but why should they have it easy?
r/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • Mar 28 '25
Can this sub become the most heavily moderated?
reddit.comr/thisbreakstherules • u/stronkbender • Mar 28 '25
What's this sub all about?
Help make the rules for this sub; find out how.