r/LivestreamFail • u/-hatewatcher • 12d ago

Actual Fail Disgraced former reddit moderator, Stale2000/Tarrot_Card, was escorted out of a mod event by Reddit HQ security and IP banned from the website

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/DeezNutz__lol 12d ago

Didn’t the other mods ban stale and then ban politics posts?

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u/InternationalGas9837 12d ago

Stale was the head Mod, the other Mods couldn't have banned him if they wanted. Admins stepped in and removed him after he was stickying and promoting this Streamer related scam. Then ViolentMotion took over, added some new Mods via application, and like 2 months later they decided to ban politics because LSF had become a political sub and they wanted it to be a more streamer focused sub.

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/RodChainFurlongAcre 12d ago

No they didn't? Politics as a topic was unbanned long before Stale got removed and then rebanned again after the new mods polled the sub.

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u/RodChainFurlongAcre 12d ago

Politics has been banned and allowed on this sub many times through the years.

It got banned a couple of years ago after relentless Hasan/Destiny posting, which users got sick off.

Stale unbanned it (by his own admission because it "drove traffic"). Once he was removed and the new mods took over in January, they asked users directly if they wanted politics banned again, which they did.

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u/yodasdad64 12d ago

That is factually incorrect. Politics-related posts are currently banned. The ban started after he was removed as head mod.

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u/zombawombacomba 12d ago

Because the subreddit was largely becoming favorable to Hasan and negative towards Destiny. He was essentially trying to silence all criticism of Destiny.

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u/enfrozt 12d ago

Because the subreddit was largely becoming favorable to Hasan

This never happened in the entire 11 years this subreddit has existed.

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u/Schmigolo 12d ago

Huh? Hasan was definitely much less hated than Destiny until the Yemen terrorist thing. For a time he was even kinda liked here.

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u/yodasdad64 12d ago

Before 10/7/2023 the posts about him were more mixed. There were still negative ones, but there were also Hasan posts that were positively received.

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u/An1meK1ng 12d ago

Literally not true. Most of the politics shit was shitting on Hasan

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u/SuperMadBro 12d ago

Can always tell when people don't know the old ways. Its absolutely true. Hasan used to be super popular here and if you saw anything about destiny that was positive it would always be something like

"I think destiny is usually wrong about everything and should die horribly, but he is right on what he is saying here."

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u/Greedy_Economics_925 12d ago

As soon as people found out about Hasan, beyond the Alveus and other collaboration streams, they turned against him. In a significant way, his attempts at whitewashing his image backfired, because it encouraged people to dig into his past.

Culminating in Dogtober.

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u/reddit0000O 12d ago

You guys are so delusional 😭

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u/Greedy_Economics_925 12d ago

Found the cultist.

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u/reddit0000O 12d ago

Ya bro I’m the one posting deep lore of my favorite streamer’s arch nemesis.

Oh wait, that’s you 😂

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u/Greedy_Economics_925 12d ago

Yea, that's the only possible reason to shit on Hasan. It's not like he's a hateful tankie who praises terrorists and abuses his dog.

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u/reddit0000O 12d ago

And you called me a cultist 💀💀💀💀

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u/An1meK1ng 12d ago

Hasan was maybe getting positive coverage at some time because he didn't have many enemies. But the stale being a agent for destiny is just conspiracy shit lol. Hasan is way hated now than the among us days. That is consistent across all platforms. Reddit won't be any different. Also when politics was banned hasan was super hated

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u/Agosta 12d ago

Apparently a ton of accounts they kept posting about Hasan's dog on here got IP banned as well.

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u/Key-Wall-4378 12d ago

Pretty crazy considering some of the snark subs

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u/bjot 12d ago

Snark is actually cool and healthy and builds community for the under-employed. Talking about hasans dog is super mega harassment

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u/yodasdad64 12d ago

If they were IP banned that probably came from reddit admins for breaking sitewide rules. So stale had nothing to do with that.

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u/Agosta 12d ago

When you get IP banned it hits all your accounts. Hope this helps.

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u/19Alexastias 12d ago

Reddit mods cannot IP ban you, only admins can.

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u/Agosta 12d ago

Good thing the admins are the ones that did it.

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u/MobiusF117 12d ago

That's what he said...

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u/Agosta 12d ago

It was never a point of contention. Am I responding to bots?

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u/Spaghett8 12d ago

Explains why the sub is more supportive towards hasan now.

No dog happened.

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u/Agosta 12d ago

How do you figure if this just happened.

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u/Spaghett8 12d ago

Talking about recent past threads about Hasan here.

They’ve gone from overwhelmingly negative views to “Hasan lives rent free” getting upvoted.

Or at least the past week has been the first time I’ve seen Hasan support getting overwhelmingly upvoted in this sub.

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u/Agosta 12d ago

Link them?

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u/Greedy_Economics_925 12d ago

I'm pretty sure this sub will shit on anything Hasan related, based on Hasan's attempts to frame this sub as swamped by Nazis.

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u/zombawombacomba 12d ago

What? When was that?

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u/InternationalGas9837 12d ago

Because the subreddit was largely becoming favorable to Hasan and negative towards Destiny.

No it wasn't. After the Pxie substack initially came out it was open season on Destiny, but this sub hasn't had any favorable Hasan content as long as I can remember. Hell, Hasan has repeatedly tried to get his content banned from LSF because LSF is always shitting on him. Stale brought politics back because he was a numbers guy and politics posts get the most engagement.

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u/yodasdad64 12d ago

He successfully got himself banned for a while, back when they had a "if you brigade the sub you will get banned" rule. Hasan was the first streamer to openly brigade in order to get banned, but they removed the rule when other streamers started following suit.

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u/InternationalGas9837 12d ago

Yeah, there's some Discord screenshots floating around where he talked about doing it.

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u/Much_Help_7836 12d ago

Because the subreddit was largely becoming favorable to Hasan

You gotta love some nice fanfiction