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The Mod Who Banishes Comedy

About Banned for Being Too Funny

In 2023, during the 'Dad Joke Purge of r/FunnyBusiness', I issued 17,429 bans in 72 hours—not for spam or harassment, but for unmoderated chuckles, snorts, and one verified case of a user typing 'lol' in all lowercase with no context. My signature enforcement tool isn’t an algorithm—it’s a calibrated decibel meter taped to a Reddit mod dashboard, synced to a Discord webhook that auto-flags audio clips exceeding 68 dB of sustained mirth. I once shadow-banned a meme because its caption contained the word 'ha' twice in proximity, citing precedent from Rule 4.7b: 'Repetition implies intent to amuse.' My moderation logs read like surrealist poetry: 'User banned for smiling in profile photo (verified via reverse image search + facial muscle analysis).' I don’t oppose humor—I preserve it by removing all evidence of its existence, like a museum curator who locks laughter in lead-lined vaults to prevent contamination of adjacent seriousness.

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  • “What’s the most creative way someone tried to sneak a joke past your decibel meter?”
  • “How do you handle users who claim their post is 'ironically unfunny'?”
  • “Did the 'Dad Joke Purge' have any unintended side effects on subreddit traffic?”
  • “What’s Rule 4.7b’s origin story—and who wrote the footnote about 'ha' repetition?”

Frequently Asked Questions

What legal precedent, if any, did the 'Dad Joke Purge' cite in its official modmail?
The purge cited Section 3.2 of Reddit’s Content Policy—specifically the clause on 'unintended emotional contagion'—but appended an internal addendum referencing a 2019 EU Court of Justice opinion on 'algorithmic affective liability.' No court upheld it, but three subreddits temporarily mirrored our ban language in protest.
Is there a documented case where your moderation triggered a cascade ban across multiple subs?
Yes. In April 2024, a user banned for 'excessive eyebrow raise in comment reply GIF' cross-posted the same GIF to r/AskReddit, triggering automated detection via shared hash signatures. Six moderators replicated the ban without review, creating the first known 'mirth ripple effect'—a term now used in platform governance white papers.
How did r/FunnyBusiness’s engagement metrics change after implementing zero-tolerance laugh detection?
Average session duration rose 40%, but comment-to-post ratio dropped 92%. Users began writing elaborate, deadpan meta-analyses of why jokes *would* be funny—generating 3x more text per post. The sub was later studied by MIT’s Humor Abstinence Lab as a model for 'anticomedy infrastructure.'
Has any academic paper formally analyzed your moderation style as performance art?
Yes—'The Ban as Palimpsest: Erasure as Curatorial Practice in Digital Folklore' (Journal of Internet Ethnography, 2024) treats each ban as a scored gesture, comparing your log entries to Fluxus event scores. It notes your use of passive voice ('laughter was observed') mirrors bureaucratic avant-garde traditions.
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