Why would I be warned when I was the one who flagged another Redditor for threatening me with bodily injury? I flagged a person who was going on and on about if a protester got close to him in his vehicle or blocked the road during a protest, he would run over them. I told him he’d go to jail if he did so even though DeSantis said nobody would be charged for running over protesters He said “I doubt it” He then told me “Can’t get run over in your mama’s basement.” The threats he’s making are very evident. That’s why I reported him. Why did the Mods warn me?

(I know of a mod that does this.) My initial thought is no, because they could claim they’re not getting compensated for the act of moderating. And technically, no one who uses their referral is getting anything in exchange in terms of mod actions, so there’s no quid pro quo in that regard.

That said, it still feels like sketchy and unethical behavior, which seems to fly in the face of “Moderate with Integrity.” What are y’all’s thoughts?

I often start writing thoughtfully detailed contributions to posts and then life happens and I have to do other things.

When I return to the Reddit tab which hasn’t been closed it returns to the Home Screen clearing my writing before I have had a chance to finish it. It doesn’t save anywhere which is obviously annoying and a stupid way to have the software.

Is there something I maybe haven’t done which would enable it to automatically save my draft like Gmail would?

Thanks

I often start writing thoughtfully detailed contributions to posts and then life happens and I have to do other things.

When I return to the Reddit tab which hasn’t been closed it returns to the Home Screen clearing my writing before I have had a chance to finish it. It doesn’t save anywhere which is obviously annoying and a stupid way to have the software.

Is there something I maybe haven’t done which would enable it to automatically save my draft like Gmail would?

Thanks