/r/MetaredditorProblems
/r/MetaredditorProblems
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Tried to make a new sub.... but I had already made one in the past 10 minutes. :(
05:00 UTC
On reddit I learned that non-extreme opinions are considered extreme opinions. Stating how things actually are is also considered an extreme opinon. Meaning the internet is on large example of poes law.
Had a redditor get so angry that he digested most of my Reddit page, calling it and what our argument was about "lies." With nothing I said being untrue. Someone commented that somehow this invoked poes law, as it was an extreme opinion that people with mental health issues are owed services by the state (Yes theses services are actually free to most of them.) Then going on to say that if I had mental health issues as a veteran, being owed free mental health help would also be an extreme opinion. Good job reddit.
19:46 UTC
"My mod mail circlejerk account is so valuable I can't associate with ProlapseVille" - SaraByAccident
01:26 UTC
When a metaredditor is being annoying, it's hard to know if they're being annoying "ironically," or unintentionally being annoying
04:09 UTC
My alts get invited to private subreddits I didn't know existed
15:18 UTC
I have so many alts that I could never possibly remember them all to delete them, meaning I'll technically be a redditor forever.
01:55 UTC
Reddit loaded in read only mode and I had to look at the default front page for almost a second.
14:49 UTC
I'm torn between my desire to antagonize shitheads and my desire to not make things harder for /u/intortus and /u/cupcake1713
16:03 UTC
People are always like "explain to me why I'm banned" and I'm like "no" and then they get all mad.
04:04 UTC
I can't convince my friends to meta.
I have a lot of friends around reddit, but those that are not already meta-redditors are completely uninterested. I don't get it. I love the metasphere. These people just don't care. The only thing I find stranger is the number of redditors that hate metareddit and see us as some sort of shadowy cabal of trolls. I mean, in a sense, that's exactly what we are, but still.
03:03 UTC
I can't take French masculine nouns seriously once someone puts the appropriate article in front of them
12:44 UTC
I feel out of place when I'm in a comment thread that doesn't have a sea of bright green RES tags.
00:41 UTC
I got shadowbanned and then unbanned again a few days later. In the meantime, I've grown quite fond of my alt's username.
22:08 UTC
I find myself making inside jokes to users who won't possibly know what I'm talking about
19:33 UTC
Every single thread in the metasubs devolves into stale copypasta at some point or another.
13:35 UTC
I keep getting invitations to mod /r/dickgirls
04:37 UTC
I can't take the word "brave" seriously anymore.
fak u circlejerk/braveryjerk
22:22 UTC
No one told me this place existed.
Why does everyone keep meta secrets from me?
I like knowing about these things :/
23:39 UTC
I just remembered that /r/metamodproblems is a thing already.
13:59 UTC
greenduch accepted, but I had to promise not to modmail-spam her.
02:05 UTC
greenduch won't accept any new mod invites.
01:56 UTC
If I want to view more than 50 subreddits in my modqueue I have to buy reddit gold.
01:51 UTC
Every time I see "AMA" in a post title I think it's a joke.
AMA
01:49 UTC
I can't bump threads in which someone else asked for upvotes and then upvote.
01:22 UTC