You know what, your concerns are completely valid, and I sincerely apologize if I had a hand in your dislike of mods and Reddit.

Just so you know, I only removed one post (three at most) for being toxic. Typically bans are when the toxicity rule comes into play.

I realize I've hurt this Subreddit and I've taken measures to curtail my moderating and learn from my mistakes. Not to make excuses, but. a small background on how I got here might help: UraniumGears (our old head mod) found me and said he would mentor me and teach me to mod. Jump to 2 months later and Uranium deletes his account with no warning. I lost my mentor, and in my panic after he left I made a slew of wrong decisions thinking it was in the best interest of the sub, it obviously was not. I plan to regain community trust by being a more hands-off moderator and only removing or locking content from brigaders or shills, and stick figures.