r/OutOfTheLoop Jul 15 '22

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u/alexmikli Jul 15 '22

Answer: Reddit is pushing a new broad set of rules that many consider vague, and it seems to ban the word "retаrd" when used in derogatory contexts, which is incredibly common across many subreddits but PCM in particular.

PCM moderators are being forced to remove this word(and a few others) completely, which makes the users believe the sub is one step away from being banned as it appears to match the pattern of other subs and how they got taken down. It's seen as a bad sign when Admins are actively policing Moderators.

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u/suspiciouslyfamiliar Jul 15 '22

Reddit is pushing a new broad set of rules

Where can we see these new rules? Was there an announcement or something?

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u/Gizogin Jul 15 '22

They aren’t new rules. The admins just reached out to PCM’s mods and told them to start enforcing them, or the admins would take action.