After recent events...

Man I was so hungry, I murdered that burrito
BANNED
- Then, later, on the john, it got its revenge.
  
  But that John? Man, I blew it up!
- It was a killer burrito.
  You did what you had to.
  
  killer burrito
  My favorite Robert Rodriguez movie
- Help I'm being murdered.
  BANNED

During the first trump regime I got banned from /r/politics for inciting violence by repeating a quote from trump and replacing the original target's name with trump.

Spez can fuck off and die.
- Hey!!! That sounds an awful lot like violins! Cut it out before our advertisers stop giving us money!

Pissed off a mod on a large sub, got banned for "ban evasion" (I only had 1 account)
Later learned I could get rid of the name I picked when I was 12 by deleting and remaking my account.
months later I accidentally commented in that large sub something totally innocent and got automatically permabanned from ALL of reddit. Appeal got denied instantly too
- Yeah. "Reddit admin" is the 5th Cluster B personality disorder. Its like when you're young and the guy in class with the most prominent Adam's apple gets put in charge while the teacher takes a piss.
  
  Uses personality astrology, makes fun of others for other types of astrology
- How do they know? IP address?
  
  No...they're much dirtier than that, apparently, although it's difficult to know for sure. There are many results in Google if you look for methods, and sometimes people in the biz chime in with some good answers, but it's still mostly speculation.
  
  Not just IP but cookies that load everytime you log in. When they want to ban you they send you one of these cookies.
- You need to essentially be nothing but apologetic, even if you don't think you did something wrong. You also need to say what you did wrong, and what you will do to prevent it in the future.

I got a subreddit to a million users and it got banned. Got another to 100k and it got banned. No probs from the admins until I protested some shit by doing the bare minimum on some other subs, then I'm an issue.

I'm willing to bet this wasn't the reason that they banned you, rather, you got them upset by having an opinion they didn't like and speaking it outloud (like, say, saying Israel seems to be carrying out genocide on Palestinians), and they made a note of it so they could ban you in the next window of opportunity. They do this sort of bullshit all the time, sometimes using alts acting like assholes that never get banned no matter how many rules they break to try to rile you up. That way, they basically don't have to answer to anyone.
- I was harassed and stalked by people on reddit targeting people in disability related subs especially in the autism subs. I reported them and their sockpuppet accounts and nothing was done because reddit sent a message saying that it did not break their rules. When I told one of the stalkers alts to leave me alone several times I was flagged by a bot as harassing them. I appealed it but reddit did not care.
  Another time I suggested to someone a telemedicine quit smoking service may help them and that was being flagged as "unauthorized transaction of prohibited goods". They banned me for 7 days. They never even told me what comment I made but that was the only comment I could think of that might have caused it. Reddit themselves advertises these very same telemedicine clinics and you have to go through a doctor to obtain any medication, I was not sourcing any products. I sent them an email basically begging them to tell me specifically what I said that was wrong but they never replied. I said at the end "How am I supposed to learn from this if you won't even tell me what comment was against the rules and clearly explain it to me?". At least on most lemmy instances there is a modlog with what comment broke the rules and specifically why.
  Meanwhile I see tons of subs and users doing way more than what I did. This coupled with the fact that I am part of the blind / visually impaired community and reddit banned the third party client I was using that had far better features for disabled users really turned me away from wanting to keep posting on reddit. Their global moderators and a lot of the subreddit and chat moderators are sometimes just straight up evil people who don't care about actual victims of abuse and harassment. I have begun to really limit my use of reddit because of this biased behavior.
  
  Its great that moderation is better on the fediverse.
- One asshole was essentially advocating genocide, and I got banned for 7 days for saying you first.

What was the joke?
- I said that Trump better watch out for dancing girls in metal bikinis trying to strangle him with their chains.
  
  That's obviously a credible threat, considering how many girls he has chained up.

Don’t tell the admins about that

In this day and age she would have throws up in own mouth* unalived him.

Behind Reddit admin is run by donkey. Not point arguing with admin has dead brain already.

Spez sees himself in Jabbba

Had used it for 7 or 8 years. Karma total 3.5 million, so some people must of liked my posts and comments. Was also a mod of several groups. But I made the mistake of too much truth telling. Never broke their rules. Never threaten violence. Never threatened another user. Out of the blue permanent ban. I would say it was because of the many "reports" my posts and comments might have received by a small group of tools that loved to brigade users that disagreed with them. And forget about getting reinstated. No one even reads the appeals.
- I was banned once. I had no idea why. I appealed. Denied. I asked if I could at least know which post got me banned. Nope. That didn't make me leave. It should have. :( Luckily killing RiF did.
  
  RIP RIF :(
- Those are some rose tinted glasses you're looking through.

I have a question about reddit bans. I'm not tech savy. And I am not advocating anything illegal. But is it possible to actually get into their system and reverse a permanent ban?
- Honestly, the longer I have been away from it, the more dumb it seems. So I don't care. I can still read it, and I do - mostly to look for hardware related computer information from people who know more than me.
  Im in the medical field and have already spotted several posts giving incorrect medical advice that I now can't correct. It used to be my thing. Its a shame the admins don't concentrate on that kind of harmful misinformation, but whatever.
  
  Main issue is Lemmy is just...missing the really niche communities and cool people. It's the private chats I miss the most, and roleplaying with people. Randos hitting you up for a chat, or being supportive, who you will likely never see again is kind of heartwarming. It reminds you that all of us humans really are in it together...except the power tripping ones apparently.
- Why would you even attempt that if you can much more easily circumvent their ban by using a vpn. Assuming that you can still use a vpn, I'm not on reddit anymore.
  
  I think they use browser fingerprinting to prevent that. They could also block Vpn traffic