Unpopular opinion: I picked Reddit's ban screenshot over the mod's apology DM, and the DM was the real story
Got a 7 day ban from r/legaladvice last Tuesday for posting a screenshot of a comment that got removed by an auto-filter, and the mod DM'd me saying the filter caught the word "tenant" by mistake. I posted the DM instead of the ban message because that filter fail is way funnier than me getting muted, but now I'm wondering if anyone else has caught a mod admitting their own bot is broken.