[huibf]

Moderators do very rarely speak for the community they moderate.

[throwaway0a5e]

By kicking out everyone they don't agree with over time they curate an echo chamber of the few that they do speak for.

[read_if_gay_]

True, but they are the ones with all the power. I think you’re fighting not just an uphill but an impossible battle. With very little upside to you if you win.

[adar]

It takes about 10 seconds to create a new Reddit account so it's the moderators who'd be fighting the uphill, impossible battle to keep someone banned.

[throwaway6734]

Reddit provides tooling to identify people on new accounts that have been banned in the past. I think you'd need to couple this with a VPN

[belltaco]

Not true. Only admins can see alt accounts(based on IP address), and they never reveal alt accounts of others to even mods.

[throwaway6734]

I've had new accounts banned for participating in subreddits where old accounts had been banned

[UncleSlacky]

Speaking as a Reddit mod, it's often possible to identify ban evaders through their use of language.

[intended]

VPNs dont matter anyway. Just make a new account. Unless you have some topic you constantly focus on, or have a tag line you repeat, you will be invisible.

[throwaway6734]

This is not true (speaking from personal experience)