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Anoncracy records moderation actions publicly. What makes a removal reason useful: the exact rule, an explanation, a link to an appeal, or something else? Show us what a good explanation would look like.
Anoncracy is small, and we’re building its first conversations. What does Reddit get right and what one thing would an alternative need to change for you to return? Give a concrete example without naming or targeting individual users.
I am brk275. I built Anoncracy, I own it, and I started this community today. You have found one community with one post in it. This is the post. The site is in beta. More on that at the end. What this is Anoncracy is a forum platform. Communities, posts, comments, votes. On the forums I have used, whoever registered…
