I’m seeing this with my regular visitors to our subreddit and with some more obscure r/allthingsporn which I also frequent. We get a lot of people who really like this subreddit, but then they get upset when their favorite posts get removed because they are in a wrong subreddit.
This is a common problem with a lot of these kinds of subreddits, where the rules are clear and the subreddit is full of people who are basically the same as everyone else, but who have a different reason for liking it. This is especially true with porn and games, where it’s easy to tell who’s on the straight and who’s on the gay side, but it’s often hard to find out who’s on the straight or gay side.
On the bright side, reddit has a pretty strong moderation system. If the video you are reposting is an obvious example of a troll, then the mods will remove it. But since most porn and gaming videos seem to fall into this category, they will just let it stay. Which is a good thing, because it means that you won’t get banned because you made a huge mistake, and they’re just going to let you still post.
So on a forum for porn, they don’t really keep a list of who is who, because they don’t know who they’re really banning. Just like on reddit, if they don’t know who they’re banning, then they’re not actually banning. This is probably why people don’t keep any lists on forums, because they don’t know who they’re banning.
Reddit bans are almost always justified by the posters’ own behavior, so it’s not usually the case that if a forum has a couple of members that are acting out, then the forum will be forced to ban them.
In the case of porn, the posters behavior is usually the only reason theyre banned. Though, with that said, porn is not always about the posters own behavior. There are a couple of cases where porn was banned because a user posted pictures of themselves doing sexually explicit things. Though, this is still probably the case on most porn forums.
The most common reason for a porn forum to ban a poster is because an offense was committed against a member, often the poster’s own behavior. The problem with this is that often the poster can never be caught when theyre doing something wrong, and thus the punishment is just for the posters own behavior.
When you get to the point you’re not interested in the victim, you have no choice but to let them go. You have to go to the victim and tell them, “I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry, you have to go.” Once the victim wants to go, they will give up. But they have no way to let go until they get to the victim’s position and try again.
The problem is that sometimes people are not interested in the poster. For example, when I was on Deathloop, and it happened to be this video trailer I saw when I was in elementary school, I was not interested in the poster. When you get to the point youre not interested in the victim, you have no choice but to let them go. You have to go to the victim and tell them you saw it.
If someone is playing a wrong video, they have the opposite problem. They have no incentive to do anything. If we were to try and convince people that this is a video trailer for Deathloop, we would have to have an incentive to do anything.