I'm new here so I hope this is the right place to post this.
I wasn't the one who was permabanned for asking that question but I've noticed this pattern consistently so I thought I'd post it.
Exact thread is here.
r/TrueChristian seem to have a history of removing most things about lgbt that aren't blatantly anti-lgbt, though I can't see anywhere it is in their rules to do so... so I think it must be mod bias.
Other removed threads include ones from questioning or conflicted gay Christians.
That being said, the place was apparently created in reaction to r/Christianity being too accepting of atheists and homosexuals etc. so that might have something to do with it...
The rules here say:
Unless you can provide evidence of bias, a vendetta against you, or a mod acting ideologically, we don't want to hear about your ban from another sub.
It's a little hard to give concrete evidence because it's circumstantial. It's just that over time I've noticed that the most blatantly homophobic comments get upvoted a lot and things that are pro-gay or even just give a neutral perspective somehow magically "disappear" without anyone knowing why. It's also no secret that the mods on r/truechristian encourage an atmosphere of homophobia among the userbase, so I think there's a good basis to say that this definitely comes under:
- Modding based on personal bias.
- Modding without transparency.
And this possibly comes under:
- Modding based on personal vendettas.
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