Who's worse, Goodreads or its subreddit?

Calling someone a "fricking idjit" gets your comment deleted,with threat of banhammer and trying to post an update about it of

So calling someone a "frickng idjit" in a comment gets a possibly real-human response from Goodreads? (And a banhammer threat?) Conclusion: When you bitch about Goodreads deleting DMs, call them idjits too. (They're still not as Nazi as the people who run the Goodreads-focused subreddit.)

isn't allowed? (Eventually the update posted.)

Or is it the subreddit, which unlike Goodreads itself, will not allow The StoryGraph to be mentioned. Nor will it allow comments about the subreddit's problems to be mentioned, I guess.

This:

I'll bet other sides like T hE st ---- or-y graf von baron don't do that. I next await to see how fascistic moderators may be, since I've already had a post hauled down for mentioning the actual name EVEN THOUGH GOODREADS ITSELF ALLOWS ME TO DO THAT

Got this warning:

Hi, this subreddit is for discussion relating to the Goodreads website. Posts must be directly related to Goodreads.

I'm crushed. 

I responded:

And, we can't respond to mods, either? Nor can we comment about this subreddit here? The derpity is deep.

I'm getting closer to being banned I'm sure. (And, no, you can't respond to a mod there. I had to respond to a response to my initial comment.)