In r/RedditAlternatives they explain that the mod, while still an active account (reportedly posting a lot in r/Lebanon), basically has left r/Lemmy unmoderated. (You can find more details about what happened by visiting r/Lemmy using old reddit, it would seem) So it makes sense actually.
The fact is, anyone interested in Lemmy isn’t going to be talking about it to Redditors on Reddit in a sub dedicated solely to Lemmy… anymore.
The Threadiverse won that battle, as much as it can, and now development continues forward with PieFed that is even more highly received and recommended by Redditors (Reddit hates tankies far more than we do here). Thus there is no more need for a r/Lemmy. 🎉🥳
Wait. Why did it get banned though?
right like the actual reason is obvious but what’s the “official” / stated reason?
I assume they aren’t even bothering anymore. Redditors have proven they’ll put up with anything.
Too many beans.
In r/RedditAlternatives they explain that the mod, while still an active account (reportedly posting a lot in r/Lebanon), basically has left r/Lemmy unmoderated. (You can find more details about what happened by visiting r/Lemmy using old reddit, it would seem) So it makes sense actually.
The fact is, anyone interested in Lemmy isn’t going to be talking about it to Redditors on Reddit in a sub dedicated solely to Lemmy… anymore.
The Threadiverse won that battle, as much as it can, and now development continues forward with PieFed that is even more highly received and recommended by Redditors (Reddit hates tankies far more than we do here). Thus there is no more need for a r/Lemmy. 🎉🥳
Boring answer: a sub having no mods is a typical reason why a sub gets banned.
That’s not the answer. It states specifically when a sub is banned for having no mods. The message says it was banned for violating rules.
I’m guessing they found some trumped up reason to get rid of it.
It’s about damage control.