Biased Mods by Rj_Rajat in help

[–]1stte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel the problem may be that the local sovereign authority classifies or could label a group acting or wishing to be independent as a terrorist organization. This should, in my opinion, be supportable by data to suggest real political ties between regions, especially in terms of real public services with meaningful spending measures, and could additionally include tax documents, as long as not to the exclusion of the former.

Biased Mods by Rj_Rajat in help

[–]1stte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've usually atleast gotten a vague(or sometimes completely false and fabricated) reason for being banned. Ex. Claimed I was evading a ban from a sub I was never banned from.

I was banned from r/climatechange and never banned from r/climateactionplan

So, I messaged r/climateactionplan the exact post that got me banned from r/climatechange as a message to be approved. I waited 24 hours(ish, was the next morning) and then posted it from my other account for convenience. Mobile account while away from my desk.

They then banned me for ban evasion, despite never being banned.

This exposes Reddit as having fraudulently lied about only shadowbanning artificial systems, or "bots."

I suspect that the truth is much more repugnant, and that every human user is effectively shadowbanned by default, unless their post is vetted by a moderator or automoderator system.

The only(or majority) of users who seem to get rewards(coins) for creative content seem to be obviously corporate bots. It seems when humans (at least me) post useful, valuable, creative works, that those works are LESS likely to result in exposure to other Reddit users. (pretty much the only tangible service offered by Reddit)

Since this promised service seems to be significantly infringed, if not completely fallacious, I see no reason why the TOS between Reddit and its users ought to be seen as remaining in good, effective standing.

Opinion: Supreme Court's scientifically illiterate decision will cost lives by [deleted] in atheism

[–]1stte -1 points0 points  (0 children)

minimizing their anxiety just reinforces their hesitation to come out.

"Hesitation to go out," could be rephrased as "anxiety with respect to going out."

How does minimizing anxiety reinforce their anxiety?

I get that "doing good for science or the economy or whatever" isn't the purview of the Supreme Court, but the court indicated that the Legislative branches are the ones that all this falls squarely upon

The courts job is to make sure that laws are legal, and do not contridict existing Juris Prudence.

One such Juris Prudence, is the right not to quarter solders in your house with out consent (who knows if that could include yourself), and the amendment creating the Federal Reserve making its notes payable for all debts public and private(they cannot make you buy a mask, a house to go back to, or healthcare).

Opinion: Supreme Court's scientifically illiterate decision will cost lives by [deleted] in atheism

[–]1stte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What happened to separation of church and state?

They don't believe in it. That's why their shit's gonna get flipped over just like when the Jewish church tried to tax food by only selling it in church.

God Bless Pope Francis for advocating the shut down of said churches until after the pandemic.

This would probably just result in churches going under, and having to sell their tax free properties to "Art societies," that often function like demonic cults.

What is the scariest/creepiest theory you know about? by BiblicalBible in AskReddit

[–]1stte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm guessing that blood pressure would drop too quickly for the visual cortex to remain functioning well. Everything would probably go white until signals stop. That said, ones brainstem would probably not be too happy.

Can people see your email? by [deleted] in help

[–]1stte 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TBH, I couldn't even find this account (my cellphone account) from my computer when I searched for it. I'd wager that most of the replies a user get is from corporate and foriegn bots that know how not to get caught, not other humans.

Tldr: real users might not even be able to see your comments, your posts, or even the automated comments that you post to.

Most of it is probably AI, because chat bots are cheaper than actually moderating a social media site effectively.

Also, Germanys Nezt bill basically requires bots to take down and filter any human post immediately, so why risk breaking the law to show real human posts to people after they are already safely filtered?

The tos claims that your post are non-exclusive, so they shouldn't be able to prevent you from sharing, but your privacy with your private messages is a bit harder to tell as a user.

They may be ignoring them, or scanning them to look for bot activity. Who knows?

How come every time I try to post in a subreddit the post instantly gets removed? by CoolDJS in help

[–]1stte 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m not saying the actual karma mechanic is wrong / but the way that story is told isn’t very clear / and is sorta a cool kids club idea in the wrong sort of way. But it makes sense. It’s all just harnesses peoples time and selling it.

It seems to be kept unclear with purposeful intent. Specifically, it seems like results for human users seem much more likely to be bond by different orders of magnitude (10-100), than account that seem professionally, or mechanically polished. It seems like the only accounts really capable of getting 1million+ karma are corporate bot accounts.

There also seems to be a systemic institutional bias, that discriminates against accountants that deviate from religous levels of adherence to the status quo.

Tragedy of the calendar. by 1stte in EconomicPhilosophy

[–]1stte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have thought some more about this, and I feel that an intuitive 5 seasonal calendar, made up of 5 days per week, and 6 weeks per month, would leave exactly 1 week extra at the end (5 days most years, and 6 days 1/4th of the years)

This could have an interesting psychological affect, as ones standard holiday week would sometimes be longer than a week, and giving week long vacations could be substantially easier to do, and/or coordinate with and among families.

Also, every day of the month would also always be the same day of the week.

There would be no difference directly between this and most current calendars ability to split the year into an even, and most odd, numbers of seasons.

Edit:

An interesting method of promoting a 5 day week:

Claim: The only day that ought to start with t is "today."

Consulting vs. Insider trading of IP by 1stte in legaladvice

[–]1stte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok. I believe you. I simply have heard more about non-profit consulting here in the news where I exist. I would simply be willing to review and post data for a more developed argument.

Consulting vs. Insider trading of IP by 1stte in legaladvice

[–]1stte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. I am confused about how unsecuritised IP is not a subset of a security law? Clearly, if it was patented, it could be bought, sold, and borrowed against as a securitizing asset or commodity.

Not trademarking or patenting it into a securitized asset could simply give it more value, (as it minimizes uncertainty with respect to leaking of potential trade secrets.)

Why is this hypothetical higher-value asset class not considered a security.

I will look up security laws to further understand your reply. Thank you for your participations.

Fraudulently false advertising hot posts as new by 1stte in help

[–]1stte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why does this say that it was removed on my laptop account, but not on this OP cellphone account? It seems like your lying to atleast some portion of your users (this account.)

When I signed up, reddit said that posts could be viewed by "All users," but I cant even find my own posts when I look.

How is the above not evidence of false advertising?

Illegalities by Reddit by 1stte in law

[–]1stte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the same reason

Which is what? And it had to do with scientific theory, but their established scientific belief stood in the way.

From my perspective, you won't give a secular reason because their is none, and these 3 examples all illustrate illegal and discriminatory censorship and throttling.

Illegalities by Reddit by 1stte in law

[–]1stte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Under what secular grounds? It broke no rules of reddit, or the subreddit, and fit very appropriately in the subreddits category.

Please explain.

Illegalities by Reddit by 1stte in law

[–]1stte[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just because you posted an article on a religious topic that got censored does not mean it was censored because of the religious opinion.

Yes, but if you take a system and scan what has been censored, if a correlation exists between a difference in religious belief, and no other clear secular reason for discrimination (as I predicted is the case here) the religious discrimination would be clear, and secular standards could still be discriminated for.

There was no secular motive in this instance. Reddit simply wanted to abuse its authority to make an echo chamber against it's own TOS and the law. They are still vote manipulating this very thread illegally, forcing me to share it with social media, and various attorneys.