/u/MovieAnarchist I too have felt frustration when a post of mine was rejected. However, the mods are the people who make and run the groups. They are entitled to make what rules they wish. Those rules often have good reasons behind them. You aren’t going to get much sympathy for angst about a rejected post. It will just make you look bad or get you mocked. Particularly the irony of posting to /r/Stoicism and then getting butthurt about a rejected post instead of doing the Stoic thing by looking at what you can control and moving on. No insult meant.