I got gold out of nowhere, so enjoy how boring it looks.

I saw this random r/ModSupport post and was surprised that an admin accidentally revealed a random admin account.

On Reddit, there was r/redditrequest where you could request subreddits that were abandoned by moderators. Where can I request a community, just like how Reddit handled subreddit requests?

Is the community removed by the admins or deleted by the creator of that community?

This subreddit was about following whether a subreddit has been banned, quarantined, or went private.

There is already a total count of up- and downvotes, but please never add karma to Lemmy. We don't want to deal with karma farmers and minimal karma requirements to post. I don't care about the moderation issues because karma brought more harm than good. Please never add that bloody dreadful thing to Lemmy. I already saw a bunch of people supporting adding karma to Lemmy, which will turn Lemmy into a cheap Reddit clone and karma-farming hell. Please, never add karma to Lemmy. I beg you. No more karma hell.

I cannot stop laughing. Help me. Just sort as Top, so you can read the funniest posts.

Hello, when I select something, an annoying popup appears that shows me results, but I want to get rid of that, so do you know what I can do to stop that popup from appearing?

Let's say a Reddit admin announces that they are a Reddit admin. What do you think will happen? How would people react?

I saw some moderator actions that included purging something. How is this different from removing and banning things?