I recently started uploading my speedruns. But the moderator rejected them. I used ghost mode, which is allowed by the game developer. Ghost mode disables collisions between cars and road signs. It's a shame to lose 2-3 hours of time because of a road sign. I've read the rules. The rules do not prohibit the use of ghost mode. The moderator said "This gives an unfair advantage". But in many games, file configurations change and this is allowed, although this also gives an advantage.

Later, the moderator rejects my speedruns due to the use of multiplayer. The rules also do not prohibit the use of multiplayer. Multiplayer allows me to create a race without rivals. How multiplayer affects my gaming skills, what advantage does multiplayer give, I do not know.

At the moment I have 16 rejected speedruns.

Now he rejects my speedruns due to the fact that I am gluing the video. But I don't glue videos. There is a camera bug in the game and it can be easily determined by the game time.

But the moderator does not understand the game at all. He asks others about ghost mode, about multiplayer. How can he test the game without knowing it?

When another moderator looked at my speedruns, he immediately approved them. But then the old moderator came back and sent my speedruns to the trash. I think the moderator is picking on me and looking for any reason to reject my speedruns.

you should talk to site staff about that

Also what game is it

Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2

It appears that ghost mode is enabled via cheat codes. Cheat codes are disallowed under global site rules unless specifically allowed for the category: https://www.speedrun.com/support/learn/site-rules

No. Ghost mode is enabled by adding a command. It is provided by the game developers. This is not a cheat.

Commands are prohibited in most games, like Minecraft or other popular games. It is considered a cheat by many.

https://www.speedrun.com/support/learn/site-rules#:~:text=Cheat%20codes%20are%20disallowed

The following examples are things generally considered cheating and not allowed for runs. Note that some games may allow things on this list - if it is explicitly stated in the game or category rules that it's allowed, then it's fine for that game or category.

The mod should add it to the game rules if they desire it to be a part of runs. It's perfectly fine from the site rules standpoint

Are you adding a command to the game's code? That is obviously wrong, dude.