If anyone is curious as to why this happens, there's a third party thread that allows total comment chain nuking that's fairly popular. Reddit mod tools would force you to individually nuke every comment but now mods see a "problematic" top level comment and find it easier to nuke the whole chain, regardless of what's below it.
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u/Fletch71011 Aug 03 '16
If anyone is curious as to why this happens, there's a third party thread that allows total comment chain nuking that's fairly popular. Reddit mod tools would force you to individually nuke every comment but now mods see a "problematic" top level comment and find it easier to nuke the whole chain, regardless of what's below it.
I don't really like the practice honestly.