#reddit help

[internetaddict104]

Hey does anyone know how to appeal a Reddit permaban? My account got banned the other day for “glorifying or promoting violence” for replying to someone saying they were gonna break Luigi out of prison with “there’s more of us than them so someone could get through”.

How is that promoting or glorifying violence? I already appealed once, from the form given when you get banned, and was rejected. My friend thinks the person who rejected it might be biased against me because my comment was in support of Luigi, and the rejector may not be.

But I can’t ask for clarification since I can’t message anyone on that account anymore, and you can only use that appeal form once. I sent in a different appeal form with more info and screenshots, but it said it could take over a month to get back to me. I also don’t know what Reddit subs I can post on for more help or clarification (I’ve had a throwaway account for a few years so I’ve been using that to research).

Also like if me saying one side of a conflict is bigger than the other is promoting violence, why aren’t the “who would win in a fight” posts that are on every sub every day not being given the same treatment? Those are literally promoting violence but they’re not breaking any rules????

And when you’re permabanned, there’s supposed to be a banner on your profile that says it’s permabanned when people look at your profile, but I can’t access that profile from my secondary one, and when my friend looked, they didn’t see the banner, it just looked like my regular account.

What else can I do to fix this? I was wrongly banned and I can’t message anyone for help. I didn’t even get a warning before I was banned. Usually people get a warning before being permanently banned from the platform, so they can try to fix the issue.

[fiotrethewey]

Do I know anyone who knows how to use Reddit and would be able to help me set up a community on there for @theholmwoodfoundation ? Any advice would be great!

[aceofwaffles]

I got permanently banned on Reddit and don’t know why. I almost never post there and haven’t posted at all recently. I also don’t think I did anything that would be ban worthy?

But the stranger thing is that when I went through the link to appeal it gave me this message, and wouldn’t let me input my information:

??????? So I’m not banned??? Maybe??? I’m so confused.

Here’s the messages I got abt the ban:

[the-sun-personified]

are any of my mutuals redditors im tryna make a reddit post becasue i have an issue but reddit scares me ive never used it before and also its saying my psot immedealty got removed somehow??? help meee

[steorn]

phone thinks my SD card is corrupted and I can't change it's mind so I need to back up all my shit from the SD card to my laptop and format the SD card and pray it works but also there's apps on my SD card I think and I have no idea how the phone will react to those being suddenly kindof deleted

[gloom-and-doom-in-my-room]

How do I fix a reddit upstream error?

[witchofleviathan-blog]

Tips on Being Poor/Frugal (For Adults)

Hello everybody, I thought I’d write something a little different this time, instead of a short story or a tarot reading. Since my income is 20% below the poverty line, I figure I’d throw tips out there. This is assuming you pay for rent, car, gas, etc. 1. Save the money for rent, always. This is a no brainer.  2. If you run out of money for gas and can’t take your car, don’t dip into your savings, take the bus instead. In a pinch, take a cab.

3. If you can’t make the monthly fee’s on a credit card, don’t use a credit card.  4. If you CAN make the monthly fee’s, then make sure to get your credit interest up, not down. CI up = good, CI down = bad. 5. Use a credit only in emergencies, use debit for everything else, if you can. 6. When you get paid, put 40% of the money into your banks saving account, and the rest wherever you want. If you get a raise or don’t have to spend as much this month, put between 40 and 80% of your money into your savings account.  7. Evictions look bad. If can’t pay the rent, then ask your landlord/rentee for help. Note, not all landlords will be nice, some will just kick you out. 8. PLAN. OUT. A BUDGET. Budgets help! Plan for daily spending, monthly spending, etc.  9. Cut back on expensive things, like vacations, holidays, gifts, etc. Not only are these way overpriced, they leave a dent in your wallet. 10. Put yourself on the list for affordable housing. This may take a year or more, so be prepared to rent a place with a couple of roommates.  11. Don’t have children. Just don’t. This is a bad choice and will lead to future complications, and increased poverty. 12. Ramen and canned food is your friend. 13. Hit the local food establishments right before close. Anywhere with a bakery or that does short shelf-time foods like fast food especially. A lot of them give the stuff left over at the end of the day that they can't mark down or sell the next day to the needy/homeless. 14. Learn how to cook, cooking spends way less in the long run than fast food. 15. Get a job, duh. 16. Discounts, being cheap and not buying every new phone/tablet that comes out. 17. Steal the toilet paper and paper towels from the public restrooms. Saves quite a bit of money. I hope this helps!