You can stir the pot on them just as much offsite, because of course some of them follow you around looking for new reasons to feel outraged. These ones sometimes even ask mods to do something about the offsite content, and are disappointed when they find out their heroes can't actually moderate everything on the internet and are just unpaid Paul Blart types who have no real power or influence outside of Gamefaqs.
This is the Error1355 New Years meltdown where he reclaimed his body image after someone leaked his photo on reddit....yeah he's, quite the beautiful one. He rode that to 500 demanding that other accounts put their personal photos up to prove they were as "brave" as he was. Basically whining and begging the guy who leaked the Error photo to release his photo too, to make it seem fair in his mind.
And Error has been glitching out in recent years. Here he is repeating the word "patriotism" and a string of f-bombs which finally got him moderated (very rare for mods - just ask Admiral who was once considered untouchable, but was quickly suspended several times and later banned after he lost mod status). Error has a tendency to repeat words when excited ("hockey") or stressed ("beep bep"). I'm just a guy with a goofy avatar who can't make an actual diagnosis, but I'd say he's got something. Error has alts in the triple digits right now, or close to it, and has bragged before about how many hundreds of messages he removed in a day and what his record is.
He was in a podcast with friends a few years ago which went nowhere and was filled with awkward pauses, until someone would bring up Metal Gear and then he just geeked out on an autistic tangent every time. He had his own Metal Gear blog/site that may still be archived somewhere out there. They were also legit concerned about him at times because he has an addictive personality and blew some mad bucks on virtual Hearthstone content. Every time they started the show, it would be casual first-name intros followed by "I'm John, John Sherman, Error1355, follow me on twitter/youtube etc." When youtube wouldn't monetize his automated content, he accused them of exploiting children. "I'll be downvoting" was a brief meme after I told him I was going to downvote all his videos because he kept plugging them. Error has only posted a few times on IGN, showing up to complain about people there after they said he was the reason Gamefaqs sucked.
Error also mods r/gamefaqs. Most of the activity there came from people complaining about moderations and reposting their suspensions, so he hated that and blocked all talk of it. The place quickly became a ghost town. He also spammed his discord to hell and back on CE which would've been considered disruptive if it was anyone else - in fact, everyone else WAS blocked from advertising theirs. Allen got asked about it and he said there wasn't any policy against mentioning it once or twice (Error spammed his way more than that), so it appears that Error took it upon himself to eliminate competition with his mod tools and block out anyone else's server but his, and he also got bover to be the bouncer for it. Bover, the guy who hijacked another person's account and went unnoticed for years until the original account creator came back.
Krystal came up earlier in this thread. Not only was "cultural differences" a thing, she spent the whole weekend telling that longtime user from back in 2000 that he was wrong, and all the users who remembered him and vouched for him that they were just whining babies, until Allen came back on Monday and had to step in with a 180 admitting that bover had actually hijacked the account. That whole incident blew any mod credibility to bits when it was already hanging on a thread, especially when they said it was common knowledge among many mods for some time. I keep this in mind whenever the mods say there are internal processes to catch abusive mods. As if. Krystal was quickly canned and Allen never got the money for a replacement, the higher ups clearly have no interest in investing anything into the boards, there's no oversight. The boards are an afterthought to everybody and they're never entering the 21st century. So it has basically become the leftover trash kingdom for mods and wannabes like bover, who still like to pretend that they are mods.
The three circles of moderation hell on Gamefaqs consist of community boards, general site boards, and at the worst, specific boards with a heavy mod presence like Ask the Mods or Hellhole. Say anything they don't like on Hellhole, and you're gone. Many users fall into this trap where they get their topic locked by some mod, they make a new topic asking why it was locked, then that gets hit with a severe punishment for lock dodging or something stupid like that. Gamefaqs removed 3kls recently and now they go straight to a warning for almost any offense. So someone could get warned, ask "why was I warned?" on one of the mod boards and get instantly suspended just for asking the question. They removed mod notes in disputes so you're left in the dark, and they cut out any appeals to admin entirely (one of many areas where Allen has gone MIA).
Mods have the approval rating of mosquitoes these days, but they still have a few defenders. Starfighters76 (born in '76) is just one example. All he does is hang out on Hellhole defending every mod decision ever made, even when he knows absolutely nothing about it. He is from back in the Sailor Moon era and those were his golden years, he's never moved on in life. So Hellhole is basically guys like that and a few other cranks who appear to be like this irl as well, who you would never want to meet since you could probably smell them before you see them coming and they'll always want to speak to the manager. My favorite (aside from Starfighters) is the guy who threatens to file complaints with the Better Business Bureau, can never hold down a job because he was always paranoid that the janitors or female workers were stealing his stuff, and wouldn't leave the McDonalds drive thru until they gave him the My Little Pony toy that he wanted.
Moderation on general boards is the default but also very strict if the mods don't like you. Users complain that mods never go after blatant racism/Holocaust denial and so on, and that it's left up for days. This is because the mods instead spend their time going after borderline accounts looking for gotcha moments, or giving full body cavity searches to accounts they don't like. Finally there's the newer entry, community boards, which are supposed to have looser terms at the owner's discretion, but can still have mods police and over-police them out of the blue. I used my board to confirm that they would sometimes dip into the board to moderate someone even if it had never been marked in the queue at all, and KOS definitely still exists for a select few accounts (one of them showed up to say "hi" and was instabanned).
The common strawman overreaction is to take everything down if one person claims they are offended, but Gamefaqs goes one step further and takes things down even if there have been zero complaints. Most of the time when they moderate someone, they are looking at who the user is rather than the content.