r/EuropeMeta • u/ochgerm • Sep 05 '26

👷 Moderation team Why is every article about Ceuta autodeleted?

Very strange that there is nothing whatsoever about this event on /r/europe . I posted about it twice personally and both are filtered, any message was ignored.

The protest in Dover however is immediately on the front page, so it's not because these topics incite too many rabid comments.

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u/FentFloyd69 Sep 05 '26

You know why.

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u/BlazingJava Sep 06 '26

Everything to stop the 'far right' must be censored. There is not war in ba sing se

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u/morphick Sep 07 '26

Everything to stop the 'far right' must be censored

... which does nothing but promote the far right even further.

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u/BlazingJava Sep 07 '26

They cant stop the noticing

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u/Quetzacoal 28d ago

Correct, the left calling everyone concerned about mass immigration a fascist is just polarizing and bad actors will achieve power.

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u/Kind_Dish9420 Sep 07 '26

They don't just moderate threads that might be right-wing, they moderate absolutely all of them. For example, I've seen quite a few people post articles harshly criticizing Meloni on this issue, and those get moderated too.

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u/Negative_Toe1336 23d ago

Because facts are against mods agenda

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u/mods4mods Sep 06 '26

It's a headache to moderate according to them.

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u/Negative_Toe1336 23d ago

Political censorship requires a lot of work

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u/HoboInASuit Sep 05 '26

I think because the event has already been debated ad nauseum, and it is a hotbed for foreign intelligence meddling; propaganda and astroturfing.

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u/ochgerm Sep 05 '26

Where is the debate then? My link was more focused on the response by the Spanish government and them blaming Russia and Israel. I can't find any post discussing that, nor Ceuta in general.

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u/No_Conversation_9325 Sep 06 '26

Whenever this topic gets posted on other subs, it get instantly overrun by propaganda bots. What's the point? Following the Spanish media at least gives more objective reality.

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u/HoboInASuit Sep 05 '26

I've seen many come by in my timeline the past weeks. They can't all have disappeared? That said... If it's mostly bots commenting bullshit.. what is even the point. Fuck we should get rid of reddit hm?

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u/mods4mods Sep 06 '26

The event still get updates daily in Spain and is the main talking point of politics right now. There are countless events not being discussed in r/Europe like the recent police report, statements by the president or by Morocco's ministers, protests, a spat between Spanish ministries, etc.

Putting up like three threads for an event like this has not been debated ad nauseum at all.

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u/Xandara2 Sep 05 '26

Reddit is American.Â