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Cake day: January 20th, 2025

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  • I do not believe reddit ever claimed not to.

    Encountering enough u/deleted with [removed by reddit] would certainly lead people to believe that they are definitely capable of removing any trace of a user from the site

    Just from a basic technical perspective it seems like it would be pretty easy to delete everything from any one particular originator

    Doesn’t even seem to be a particularly difficult thing to do in general

    Not entirely sure why theat seems so odd

    What did I expect?

    If a user did something so egregious that a sitewide ban for cause is warranted then it makes perfect sense that their content would be ejected as well

    In my case I did absolutely nothing to warrant a sitewide ban. As a user of 10+ years I was well aware of the rules and conducted myself as such.

    If they’re just randomly purgining users then it would make even more sense to remove their content as well as to not leave a lasting reminder of what they did

    I was genuinely surprised to find my content still up and available since they can’t seem to even bother responding to my appeal request. Certainly made their action feel permanent











  • I got banned from Six Flags once when I was a kid

    I was on that ride that shoots straight up and hangs for a moment before dropping

    I wanted to get a picture of the view at the top, but but when I pulled the disposable camera out of my pocket some change fell out and it nearly hit the crowd below

    When getting off the ride the young guy running the ride rolled his eyes and gave me a speech he was clearly forced to memorize, banning me from the park.

    I felt bad about what had happened, and I just walked away to find my parents.

    He didn’t take my name or picture. No one ever came to escort me from the park, so I guess I was never actually banned.

    Just made me think I was.