Regarding Reddit Anti-Evil Operations

Anti-Evil Operations is what Reddit calls its rule enforcement section. I'm certain that Reddit uses a bot to enforce its rules, and I'm certain that its bot is defective to an unreasonable degree.

If you receive a warning or a ban from Reddit, don't assume that you did anything wrong, and don't assume that there is nothing that can be done about it. Along with the warning or whatever that you receive by DM will by an appeal link. They give you a link to what you wrote but won't let you see it, so you are at a disadvantage if you appeal, but I suggest that you appeal if you can recall your comment well enough that you think there is a possibility that Reddit's bot made a mistake.

I know their bot is defective because it has busted me twice for things that nobody here would take as "bad". They reversed one of those warnings after I submitted an appeal through that link. They upheld the other one but they reversed it after I found a human to talk to about it.

Other mods here have been busted as well, for similar non-reasons, and I think it's probably statistically certain that much of the "Removed by Reddit" material that you see here was removed erroneously also.

If you value your account, please appeal removals that you think are wrong, because once you've been warned a time or two they'll start banning you.

I would like to offer to help you with this, but we cannot see what was removed, and Reddit has stated that it will not process our appeals on behalf of affected users.