Happy to post the full text of my goodbye post, but yes, it was brief, cordial, and not at all accusatory or anything like that. Sadly, this story gets much weirder as the Reddit Admins themselves got involved and behaved in a way I would characterize as unbecoming of a publicly traded $20B tech giant. I have documentation of everything that occured. For me, this all began because I was treated in a way inconsistent with their stated policies, and my reputation/name was being attacked, publicly, on Reddit by a moderator. I just wanted to defend my good name, which I’ve spent my whole life building. They made it personal, and into a much broader issue of platform management, which I felt compelled to address. Thank you for your reply.
Appreciate your feedback here. Don't want to get into a back and forth -- just want to note, at no point did I resist the moderator's action. To the contrary, when my posts were removed and they messaged me and asked I not post about the new meme subreddit anymore, I complied immediately, and offered clarification on my intent that I meant no disrespect, and would not post about it in their subreddit again. And I never did.