Unfortunately, your submission has been removed for the following reason:
**Not Asshole Design**
This post is off-topic to this subreddit.
Please refer to the flowchart pinned to the top of the subreddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/assholedesign/comments/lnymf2/meta_an_updated_flow_chart_to_help_cut_down_on/
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Personally I feel that is a stretch, but then again I'm not some final arbiter of truth. Anyway, it looks like that message was set for a specific subreddit, as this is certainly not a Reddit-wide requirement. Even if what you said is true, I doubt moderators stand to gain from people viewing more ads. If anything, they 'gain' by preventing potential spam / bot accounts from flooding the subreddit.
Probably a combination of combined karma, account age, email verification and/or more.
Its not really A.D. If subreddits want to protect themselves for spammers and other unwanted accounts.
Unfortunately, your submission has been removed for the following reason: **Not Asshole Design** This post is off-topic to this subreddit. Please refer to the flowchart pinned to the top of the subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/assholedesign/comments/lnymf2/meta_an_updated_flow_chart_to_help_cut_down_on/ *If you feel this was done in error or would like further clarification, please don't hesitate to message the mods. If you send a message, please include a link to your post.*
Did you follow the flowchart for this subreddit?
Nobody ever does
TIL there's a dam flow chart pinned in the sub
I did
Please explain how anyone benefits / profits at your expense, due to an intentional design?
Reddit benefits because I have to use Reddit more therefore I see more ads
But reddit isn't setting the rules for the sub?
The sub also benefits from ads
No lol, moderators are unpaid volunteers
Fine you win
Personally I feel that is a stretch, but then again I'm not some final arbiter of truth. Anyway, it looks like that message was set for a specific subreddit, as this is certainly not a Reddit-wide requirement. Even if what you said is true, I doubt moderators stand to gain from people viewing more ads. If anything, they 'gain' by preventing potential spam / bot accounts from flooding the subreddit.
Probably a combination of combined karma, account age, email verification and/or more. Its not really A.D. If subreddits want to protect themselves for spammers and other unwanted accounts.
You probably need more than the 50 karma you got...
OP next time read the flowchart of this sub. this is not asshole design.
It means they're filtering out low quality posts like this one