Nice, but add more, this can be considered as a low effort post.

^hows that?

@Gumball 2020 please don't minimod.

^what that means?

"Minimod" means to act like a moderator while not having the authority to do so. Saying that your post is low effort and telling you to add more content fits the criteria for minimodding.

Okay do I have to add more detail or not

Whether or not you want to add more content is up to you. I would say that generally we do encourage that any post made should have plenty of substance to it, but this is fine as is.

Okay

@Mario&LuigiBowser'sInsideStory now that's just gatekeeping, it's like saying the police is the only one who can tell people what's wrong and right lol

@Gumball 2020 you've completely missed the point of my warning, so I'll break it down for you.

"Minimod" means to act like a moderator while not having the authority to do so.

You've acted like a moderator by telling the user to "add more" to their post. You've told a user to do a command that only someone that has the authority should do. Simply saying something like "there's rules and you should read them" isn't minimodding because you're simply informing the user of the existence of the rules and suggesting that they should read them and didn't command them to do anything.

Your example with the police also applies here. Anyone can tell others what the law is, but trying to command someone, like to pull over for example, while not having the authority, is not legal in most cases.

I stand by my decision. If you disagree, you can appeal to a higher up, but I feel that I didn't do anything wrong.