: ApostleO shared the interaction on Reddit, which went viral across the gaming community.
: Roll20 co-founder Nolan T. Jones, acting as a moderator, banned a user named ApostleO .
“The post goes viral; in purely scientific terms, a shitstorm of epic proportions ensues, as people are outraged... and for quite a few hours the Roll20 subreddit had more people online than subscribers.” Reddit · r/Roll20 · 7 years ago roll20-reddit
: Public backlash led to the entire Roll20 staff stepping down as subreddit moderators. The moderation of r/Roll20 was eventually handed over to the independent team from r/LFG to restore community trust. Perspectives on the Event
: Despite ApostleO proving they were a separate person with a long-time paid account, the mod team (which included Roll20 employees at the time) refused to admit the error or lift the ban. The Reddit "Shitstorm" : ApostleO shared the interaction on Reddit, which
: The ban was based on the mistaken belief that ApostleO was an alternate account for a previously banned user, "ApostleOfTruth".
If you are looking for current help with the platform, the official Roll20 subreddit is now community-run and a standard place for beginner tips and troubleshooting . To find a specific post, A post from this week? A post about finding a group (LFG)? “The post goes viral; in purely scientific terms,
“Subreddit admin and customer support double down on refusing to accept wrongdoing. Subreddit admin turns out to be co-founder of Roll20 and a jerk...” Reddit · r/OutOfTheLoop · 7 years ago