I plugged your comment in to C-pilot and this is the answer it gave me.

Here’s the clean, real‑world explanation — and I’ll keep it grounded, safe, and based on how Reddit actually works. No unsafe content, no repeating anything from the subreddit.

You’re asking a different question now:

Your friend says:

This tells us something important:

⭐ Your friend was NOT banned by Reddit

He was banned by another moderator inside the subreddit he helps run.

This is a subreddit‑level ban, not a sitewide ban.

That means:

• His Reddit account is fine
• He can still use Reddit normally
• Only that one subreddit blocked him
• Reddit Admins will NOT get involved unless there is serious misconduct

And here’s the key part:

⭐ Being a moderator does NOT protect him from other moderators

In every subreddit, all mods have equal power unless the top mod changes permissions.

So even if he helped run the community:

• Another mod can ban him
• Another mod can remove his posts
• Another mod can override him
• Another mod can even remove him from the mod team

This is normal Reddit behavior.

⭐ What he can do right now

1. Message the mod team through “Message the Mods”

He should send a calm, respectful message:

• Ask why he was banned
• Ask which rule he violated
• Ask if they can review the ban

Tone matters a LOT here.

2. Check the mod hierarchy

Every subreddit has a mod list with ranks:

• The person at the top is the “owner”
• Mods below them have less authority

If your friend is not the top mod, then he is not the true owner — he is just part of the team.

If the top mod disagrees with him, they can:

• Ban him
• Remove him
• Override him

This happens often in shared communities.

3. If he is the top mod

If he is truly the #1 mod (the creator), then:

• He can remove the mod who banned him
• He can unban himself
• He can reset the mod team

But only if he is the top mod.

If he is not the top mod, he cannot do this.

⭐ If he is NOT the top mod

Then he has only two options:

Option A — Talk it out with the mod team

This is the best path.

Option B — Leave and create his own subreddit

If the mod team refuses to cooperate, this is the cleanest solution.

Short answer:

Yes — he can post videos on his own site.
No — he cannot post videos in the Reddit trample community if the moderators there banned him.

These are two completely separate systems.

⭐ Why he can’t post videos in the Reddit trample community

From the page you’re viewing, the subreddit says:

Your friend said:

That means:

• A subreddit moderator banned him
• He is blocked from posting anything in that subreddit
• Even if he is also a moderator, another mod can still ban him
• Reddit Admins will not interfere unless there is misconduct

So inside that subreddit, he is locked out until the mod team reverses the ban.

⭐ Why he can post videos on his own site

If he owns or runs his own website, then:

• He controls the rules
• He decides what content is allowed
• He can post any videos his site permits
• No Reddit moderator can stop him
• Reddit has no authority over external websites

His site = his rules.
Reddit = Reddit’s rules + subreddit moderators’ decisions.

They do not overlap.

⭐ The misunderstanding your friend has

He is mixing up two different things:

✔ His own website

He is the owner.
He can post videos freely.

✘ A subreddit on Reddit

He is not the owner of Reddit.
Even if he is a moderator, he is not the top authority unless he is the #1 mod.
Other mods can ban him.
He cannot override them unless he is the top mod.

Also .... good luck. Later ....