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Oh no
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♥♥♥♥ this ♥♥♥♥ I'm out
I doubt that, but it's not impossible that might end up just like Myspace. What more concerning is that a lot of sketchy/shady, groomers, and such are upset by Elon buying twitter, and felt threatened by it, which yeah, that seems more like a very good thing, than a bad thing IMO.
You can tell who the most paranoid / cautious are because they waited until the orange-text & silver-stars went away to leave a comment.
(In-b4 my comment gets flagged as "spam" anyways.
I really only stepped in (to the community) (as a user) 2 years ago,
when things were already changing and I wasn't entirely sure why [they were changing].
According to some users that I spoke with it might have been because of some really relentless trolls, & personal harassment, that you guys encountered but we can see now that a big part of it was actually because the old moderators were being phased out.
It seems that in those final days, you all still stood as beacons of guidance for the community (& still can) but for some of you it seems that your hearts were in it more than others among you. Which, yes, is a bit of a sore spot for me because I wish everyone would have just been more up-front about how willing they were to still assist but I understand that obligations to maintain appearances may have also been felt. Plus, when it comes to what I believe are communication shortcomings, it's not like I am free of having my own shortcomings.
I hope this means that it's possible to befriend some of you now without the implication that one is seeking any sort of favor, as that was kind of a heavy piece of baggage that came attached with the role. I'm not really sure how many of you are planning on sticking around, though. It would seem that some have personal lives to attend to, some don't have interest in the community anymore, ...and some of you have a lot of gaming to catch up on.
You have always moderated with malice and bias. All these people in this thread saying they are sad to see you go? They are the only people you helped. Not the community at large.
You are frequently rude and mean. Even though you would happily forum ban people for acting the same way.
Who were you trying to help when you banned me for "forum disruption"? Why did you refuse to tell me what that meant, or what I did wrong? Why did you then forum ban me 2-3 more times for the same thing? Because you're such a helpful guy?
If you cared about helping people? You would have told me what I did wrong. Not ban me over and over. To this very day I've no idea what I did wrong, or what "forum disruption" means. You clearly enjoyed banning people.
I believe moderation can only improve from here.
Nah, that sounds exactly like you.
You're no longer a mod. You can stop pretending you're some neutral party that was "just enforcing the rules".
Many of my forum bans came from volunteer mods. Simply because I told people in this thread they were wrong long ago. The forums are going to be way better without having to avoid all your friends you bent the rules for.
To me it only seems that trouble makers are against the way killah moderates
The ones saying they will miss the volunteer mods here are also clearly pointing out what will be missed, and there will be other things missing as time goes on.
The three facepalm award is reserved for only the most foolish of statements, hardly ever given out in Discussions.
Also, we're not in "Steam Discussions" we're in "Steam Community".
As for the over-all hub itself. I know one guy in "Off Topic" that uses that expression / "hands that out" like a big bag of free-sample candy.
I'm nitpicking, I know. Have you ever felt the embrace of a warm knit blanket, though.
Well, just in-case it came across as though I was salty about something, it's really just that is something that I recognized.
I don't see any sort of bond between us, but that's not why you try to befriend people, however, if it weren't for his moderator role, I might have tried to befriend Tito at some point before because I actually like some of the wisdom he has to share when participating in some discussions.
I'm not sure that I want to go into the full-details of my thought-process because it's complicated & I'm not sure that I fully understand it myself. Some of it seems kind of silly, but then again, how some people, user or moderator, describe being without the role as somewhat "freeing / liberating" or like something which took a lot of attention is gone now, I don't think that my thoughts, about the weight the role carried & how it kind of separated the community moderators from other people, were necessarily wrong.
The community will still be here, & maybe we're more free to look at each other on equal terms now, although, without definitive leaders among us in the community, it feels in some ways a little hollow now.
However, I suppose, a leader in spirit is always a leader, even without a vanity title.
We're essentially free to choose our own leaders, socially.
That's not really a new idea but it's a universal truth that is often subverted or undermined by the presence of explicitly declared ranks.
I personally don't mind if people befriend moderators (or anyone else for that matter), they can still do their job, and hell, I would expect them to hold their friends to an even higher standard.
I agree with the sentiment that while we may be on more equal terms, we've lost definite leaders, and are instead "held in check" by people who're a lot less knowledgeable, and not as invested in the community as the volunteers. As you say, it feels hollow.