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From what I can tell, the initial removal wasn’t the mods — it was Reddit’s automated AI filter. After that, every post I made was auto‑removed before any human could see it, and the mods only saw the AI removal notice. So the ban came from them, but the trigger came from Reddit’s system. That’s why it felt like I was being punished for something I didn’t do.
I wasn't aware that Reddit had an automated AI filter. Considering the extreme amount of obvious AI content on Reddit I'm somewhat doubtful it exists.
Worth noting that when Reddit marks stuff as requiring a moderator review, it appears as removed until the mods approve it.
So
this doesn't necessarily mean no one had a chance to see it.
Though I assume
means that you asked the mods and they informed you of this. But if you didn't get that information from them directly and are just assuming, your posts were most likely marked for review.
I get what you’re saying, but in my case the removals weren’t the normal ‘pending review’ type. The posts were removed instantly across multiple subs, my modmail was auto‑muted, and the ban reason specifically referenced AI‑generated content. That combination only happens when Reddit’s automated system flags an account. So the mods did ban me, but they were reacting to Reddit’s AI label, not the actual content.