Hi all
This serves as a monthly catch-all for all “meta” discussions, i.e. discussions about the subreddit r/belgium itself. Feel free to ask or suggest anything!
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– Users can, if they want to, publicly discuss their ban. However, we will not comment on bans of other users.
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Banned: DIW [official account] (spam)
They should make a video out of that.
Damn, that’s a lot of attempted misinformation
How does everyone else feel about what I call stat-spam. Charts and graphs taken from Eurostat or whatever which include an entry for Belgium and are crossposted on all European reddits.
I kinda wanna know how mods can recognise alts of banned users. Do they say in their comments that they are alts of is there some other way to recognise it?
What’s up with these new accounts popping up and posting tens of articles a day, stealing my man Paul’s job?
Also: How do you even be a teacher, have a dozen kids, and still have time for all that posting.
Weird that that one suddenly stopped, can’t see the name in the ban log..