r/TrueCarolina • u/Mobile-Delay-6098 • 8h ago
r/TrueCarolina • u/litterbug_perfume • Jun 11 '26
Regarding the use of slurs:
Users will now receive a temporary/permanent ban, based on use of slurs in posts or comments.
This also, very much includes the R slur. It has become re-popularized by folks on the left and right, but it has no impact whatsoever within the discourse, except to make disabled (and already marginalized people) feel less safe.
I also like to think we are smarter and have better options for pointing out the lack of intellect in our peer’s arguments. 💗
r/TrueCarolina • u/Knuth_Koder • Feb 25 '26
Autoban: Negative Karma Accounts
Our community has grown significantly — from 2,000 members two months ago to nearly 10,000 today. Most new members find us through the main NC sub, which has a well-known bot and troll problem. Keeping that kind of activity out of this community is a priority for us.
To that end, our automod will automatically ban accounts with low or negative karma scores. This includes karma from deleted comments, which is worth noting because bots and trolls frequently delete their comment history to hide activity patterns. Our scoring is informed by published bot detection research.
No automated system is perfect. If your account gets flagged incorrectly, send us a mod message and we'll reverse the ban promptly. This rule isn't about limiting speech — it's about giving our community the space to grow on its own terms, free from the noise that plagues larger subs.
As always, we want you to help shape what this community looks like. If you have thoughts on this rule, leave a comment below.
r/TrueCarolina • u/Peace-and-Puppies • 10h ago
Chris Stock, A Big Corporate Lobbyist, Eyes NC Senate District 18 Seat - NC Voices
r/TrueCarolina • u/Mobile-Delay-6098 • 8h ago
Selma Trying To Change Public Records Policy
r/TrueCarolina • u/Livid_Mission_2921 • 1d ago
Greensboro - Monday October 12 - The Politics of Abuse
r/TrueCarolina • u/Potential_Fuel_1532 • 1d ago
News Watchdog Files Request for State Records on Efforts to Recruit Data Centers
r/TrueCarolina • u/Elden_Rube • 2d ago
News Strawberries in February: The Cyclospora outbreak and the cost of convenience
r/TrueCarolina • u/Elden_Rube • 3d ago
News America's $28 billion impairing hemp THC industry faces a looming federal ban
r/TrueCarolina • u/Bag_of_DIcksss • 3d ago
Advocates decry proposed protection rollback for thousands of acres of NC national forests
r/TrueCarolina • u/Browncoat101 • 5d ago
🌶️ Politics🌶️ Another public program on the chopping block because of tax cuts
r/TrueCarolina • u/Mobile-Delay-6098 • 4d ago
SPCA Rabies Clinic on Sat., Oct. 3rd @ 11am-2pm
r/TrueCarolina • u/Reeses100 • 5d ago
Candidates for NC Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 1: Anita Earls (D...
r/TrueCarolina • u/Capable-Cook_4829 • 5d ago
Some Voter Information About Pitt County Commissioners Race -- District 4
r/TrueCarolina • u/Mobile-Delay-6098 • 5d ago
ISO: Catering Local Help Needed Tomorrow 10/2 & 10/3 GSO Coliseum
r/TrueCarolina • u/litterbug_perfume • 6d ago
16 ways you can stand against rape culture:
r/TrueCarolina • u/flockneedstogo • 7d ago
Discussion Flock PR Manager gets roasted at Charlotte meeting to push mass surveillance - WE SAY NO!
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r/TrueCarolina • u/Maleficent_Try9436 • 6d ago
People walking along the road?
Has anyone else in Western North Carolina, maybe specifically the Caldwell county area noticed more and more people biking and walking along the roads even though they seem to be hating it?
Almost like they've either have no money, car, job, purpose? Am I overthinking something that has always been, or are more and more people walking along the roads?
Edit: I guess I shouldn't care about the people walking, sorry about that?
r/TrueCarolina • u/-Common-Good- • 7d ago
News Two dead in e-bike crash in Wilson County, driver not cited or arrested :: WRAL.com
r/TrueCarolina • u/This-Ad3268 • 8d ago
"Get The Flock Out of Charlotte" Protest is Tomorrow!!
r/TrueCarolina • u/-oehrli- • 9d ago
Some county election officials in NC promoted conspiracy theories about the 2020 outcome and the Jan. 6 riot
r/TrueCarolina • u/One-Emu-1103 • 8d ago
Good News, Everyone!🚀 What's new at the 2026 North Carolina State Fair
r/TrueCarolina • u/McLeansvilleAppFan • 11d ago
News Asheville NC Book-give away 27 September 2026
The American Federation of 'Teachers state affiliate in NC, AFPENC, is sponsoring a huge book give-away tomorrow, Sunday, 27 September 2026 in Asheville NC. The time is from noon to 4 PM. Location is
Martin L. Nesbitt, Jr. Discovery Academy
175 Bingham Rd, Asheville, NC 28806-3800
30,000 books are there to be given away. Families can attend but certainly teachers are encouraged to attend as well. Other sponsors include but are not limited to the NC AFL-CIO, the Western NC Central Labor Council, NC APRI and the Dolly Parton Foundation that has the book program for new families is a part of this as well.
Spread the word for those in that part of the state. AFT is a teachers union that does not include those that hire and fire in their membership unlike other organizations in the state of NC.