The accounts of people who earn a living off of the platform are considerably more important to protect compared to those who do not rely on Roblox for their rent, bills and salary. However, I have no idea what the actual meaning of a “protected user” is to Roblox or what treatment there is different to other users, because any analysis is extrapolating from a leaked photo without the adequate context to figure that out.
It’s also not very useful to extrapolate anything out of threads like the one you linked. We have no context, for example:
- Has that user tried to upload Ugandan Knuckles in the past, hence the issue now?
- Was there some other context around what moderators were seeing that day that led to this issue?
- Did the user appeal, and if so, was it unsuccessful?
Moderation is never perfect - it can strive to be better, but there will always be moderator mistakes, or delays just because of the scale involved here. Millions of reports a day, meaning every staff member has to read through thousands. (And no, “hire more moderation staff” is not the proper solution to this).