#actually abused

Here is the user in question:

Notice the word "unsilenced". It's very ironic given my situation.

So, here's their original comment that I first replied to:

(Note: some of the comments in the image say deleted because she blocked me and also removed my comments)

I, as someone who actively supports Wikipedia (though I am not saying it's perfect; everything has it's flaws), said this in response:

Well, it seems Miss Nobody lacks reading comprehension skills because she responded with a reply that reitterated what I already said.

I'm someone who generally agrees with the statement "what's obvious is to some isn't obvious to all" but our comments were hours apart and she double posted to make another "point":

So clearly she had time to reread my comment.

I'm really tired of the "I DiDn't sAy tHaT" bullshit that seems to be prevalent online at the moment. No, you didn't say those exact words, but I never claimed you did. Being pedantic doesn't make you right. Your argument is childish.

But it gets "better". I responded saying this:

And, completely ignoring everything I wrote because she didn't want to be wrong, she responded with this insanity:

I'm sorry, what? Where did I tell you what to do? Is it because I said she could have just edited the comment? Saying someone could do something is not telling them what to do. I even said it didn't really matter anyway.

We were having a discussion and she didn't like that I both disagreed with them and was being rational and using logic.

At this point, she started downvoting me so I did so back. Admittedly, that was petty of me. But after her nanosecond response, I noticed her comments were immediately being upvoted, which is a red flag for sockpuppeting. Sockpuppetting is manipulative.

She said this:

Which is true on Reddit, but not if your comment has been downvoted. It goes to zero. Hers was at one after I downvoted it. So you can add gaslighting to the list.

Now, I'm not all-too-surprised when someone in a mental health, neurodivergent or trauma community is abusive. That happens all too often. What I'm angry about is being banned from the subreddit for supposedly breaking a rule.

But what rule did I break? Here's the sub's rules:

Oh wait! I didn't break a single one! Seems like classic mod powertripping with no way for people who are banned to get any justice!

Hey so you know how this community is supposed to be about not silencing people? And how Miss Nobody talks about being unsilenced? Well, apparently, she doesn't mind doing it to others who disagree with her over a trivial matter!

u/Miss_Nobody89 is abusing her power as a moderator, breaking Reddit's rules of conduct for mods and doing so in a community that is supposed to help survivors.

I normally don't like making assumptions, but this person seems very dangerous to me. She got angry at the drop of a hat over being wrong and being corrected. She also seem to have very serious ties in other TTI survivor spaces and other trauma-related communities.

She is acting just like the abusive workers in the TTI. She is no better than they are and it is hypocritical for someone like this to participate in a space meant for survivors.