Not all communities are run the same way, nor do any intend to do so necessarily.
At a certain point some people are just trying to maintain a walled garden with curated content. Sometimes they can be real shit about it, too. It’s not exactly suited for the Fediverse, but neither are broad, everything-goes communities or ones trying to appeal to ‘everyone’.
Push it to the limit. (Crash the gates!)
Not who you’re commenting to, but for me it’s based on wasting/spending the time to read not only OP’s analysis about the Fediverse, but then looking into their comment history and public modlogs for their ‘perfectly polite’ takes that got them banned.
Which is far more than basing a conclusion on a single phrase.
People wearing the skin of decency usually gives reason for people to fight on social media. And sometimes people do the research so others don’t have to.
The context of the author is valid when judging their content.
You’re showing a screenshot of being told you’re not funny as evidence they’re saying you’re telling jokes?
This is why you keep the trolls around as pets, folks. Who needs AI?
This reminded me of how into RTS games I was when MOBAs really hit. I was deep into Company of Heroes, even involved with official patches and mapmaking. Definitely some bitter jealously at the mobas after that whole effort crashed and burned for us, in retrospect.
The equivalent of the prostate gland in female bodies, the name escapes me at the moment, secretes into the bladder when stimulated.
Debate perving yourself so hard you’re left accusing anarchists of… centrism?
Classic blunder.
The only moba mode I thought was consistently fun was Ability Draft. It was so categorically broken and silly, but DotA 2 killed it off I think.
Oh I get that. That was kind of a disappointing part of ER. They established this sort of sanctuary effect, gave an example of it being revoked, and then never revisted it.
I thought it was like callback to ds1 firekeeper sorta thing, which it wasn’t. Same thing with the Radahn fight and the giant desert arena. I thought it was a callback to Bed of Chaos or Seath with some hidden immortality gem to break and you had to feed phantoms to distract him until you did. Nope.
But in that way ER is truly DS2:2 with the one-off mechanics.
Why do you think this is continuing an argument and not providing the proof that the mod requested?
You can’t parse this? If they didn’t respond to a DM, they were letting you have the final word, which is usually the most important thing, right? Since, you know, you needed to screenshot it and make that public. Which makes this about more about continuing the fight that triggered the ban…
Uh, if you’re trying to continue an argument into DMs (which you’re then publicly posting screenshots of) then I think you push yourself solidly into YDI. Honestly great call by the mod.
I played DotA when it was a custom WC3 map (and Aoens of Strife in SC). Seeing it become this whole genre and esports phenomena was weird. I feel like I could never take any of them seriously.
the “tutorial” pop ups lie
If you mean the messages you find throughout the game, almost all of those are written by other players. You can leave them behind too.
Definitely can be, though I walked into a rural health department who had paper applications. They didn’t use online applications as a screening method. Got the job that month. They were also a weird teamsters union department, and probably wouldn’t have hired me if I weren’t white. So the mileage definitely varies.
(And yeah I processed paperwork 80% of my time there.)
I don’t just mean the admin jobs though. There’s some field jobs, especially in water (drinking and waste, which I followed) and food (inspecting restaurants I avoided.) Health departments, for example, are in need of staff across the country, especially after the 2023 culling of covid funding. Public service is retiring fast.
I do not think it is because an r-slur is an slur and dementia is not.
But it does show they felt they shouldn’t use that word, for whatever reason, and they changed it. It looks like they expressed some kind of remorse and you’re jumping on it as a gotcha rather than an overture towards decency and discourse.
There’s a cycle to it and you can usually identify it across the usage of a single term: “tankie”. 3+ year pattern.
People obsessed with owning the tankies crash out and make fools of themselves, new people who hate tankies take up the banner to salvage the cause.
Tesseract dev = Poor attempt to own tankies, moment of unity across fediverse.
Now we will have a week or two of backlash. The 196 stuff seems to fit into that because the basis is ‘tankie’. But that’s community level stuff so whatever.
I mean the whole interaction feels like spoiling for a fight, but reacting like an internet comment is a ‘diagnosis’ seems like intentionally perpetuating conflict.
Mah boi.