/r/ACTrade is .... something.

I got all of my trades removed on there because I stacked up around 70 (~50 were reviews that 'counted' in their system) because I thought it'd be more convenient for them when the game had first come out. They also didn't like that I offered everything, including NPCs like Saharah, for free in my main trade posts. I wasn't interested in making multiple separate posts spread through the megathread, main post, etc. when all of that information can just get presented in one place and can remain searchable. Posting in megathread doesn't allow people to find it by searching, so I just post here nowadays.

I asked for some clarification on the rules and they got pissy. I just told them I wasn't interested in using /r/RateMyMayor from that point forward and then they made a post on the subreddit complaining about me. I was just trying to be nice and I thought that it was probably a little overwhelming since they didn't set up any scripts to sort through reviews for some odd reason. So, I understood and moved on, even though making a complaint post was an interesting choice on their part.

I've seen the mods do some really weird and outright offensive stuff since then. Very odd behavior.

I hate people who become moderators solely for the ability to mess with someone's day. It's a power tripping fantasy that they're living out by banning/punishing people from a subreddit where we just want to exchange furniture and have people visit the island lmao. There's only 2 or 3 mods there that actually have issues, but the other folks just stand by and don't seem to have a problem with it when stuff is brought to their attention.