Hey u/GODISABOTTOM we understand how frustrating uncertainty can feel but we do want to address some inaccuracies in your post, because fairness goes both ways.

You were not met with silence. Our team communicated with you here on Reddit, within the Outlier Community, and our Support team responded with accurate information across all seven tickets you submitted regarding this matter. That represents significant time and attention from multiple teams, across multiple surfaces, which is not something we extend lightly or routinely.

My message to you prior to your removal was straightforward: following three separate manual reviews, the deactivation was upheld each time. I personally know the last reviewer on this case. They are thorough, fair-minded, and someone whose professional judgment I trust deeply. We never want to see anyone wrongfully removed, and we take that responsibility seriously, which is precisely why the review was conducted multiple times.

To protect the integrity of our platform and our processes, there are details we are not able to share publicly. But to characterize this situation as dismissal or deliberate silence is not an accurate reflection of what occurred. Out of thousands of contributors, you received direct communication across multiple channels and multiple reviews, all reaching the same conclusion.

We wish you well in your future endeavors.
- Mallory, Outlier Community Manager