• @RedditWanderer@lemmy.world
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    89 months ago

    They are doing this to reduce the reliance on mods. Tbf appeals almost never worked, but not linking content is explicitly to obscure accountability. It becomes harder to show that reddit moderation is garbage, even more so since the shortage, and much easier to automate.

    • @jarfil@lemmy.world
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      39 months ago

      They used to link to the content… then you followed the link, and all it said was "Removed by Reddit". Guess they're saving you a step there 🤷

      • @RedditWanderer@lemmy.world
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        9 months ago

        They linked to comments and the sub too. Change the url from reddit.com/whatever to reveddit.com/whatever and you can see most of deleted comments.

        And even with a link you can see which comment it was in context and argue reddit was wrong/made the wrong decision/trying to burry something. They can also just ban people from discussions and claim it was "something they did in the past" but not say what.

        Reddit is not doing this to save you a click.