this deserves to be its own post!

don’t feed the trolls, just downvote and move on

I remember reading about this! Good retelling!

You were providing feedback for free and they didn’t like that? That’s so weird.

You manager forgot the most important rule: when your employee actually knows what they are doing, LET THEM DO THEIR JOB.

Hahahaha! Never get between a kid and their entertainment lol

Thanks! All i can do is try to mention it where I can, and hopefully more people will see this.

That’s very true. For example, a general “anime” community would be better, until it gets hard to keep track of what’s on the first page - after which some series could splinter off.

Its hard to get people to agree on this though. And I think the other extreme of not letting people create communities isn’t the best either.

In responses within the thread, the OP actually sounds like they have a plan they intend to go through.

Regardless of whether this is genuine or not, the responses are hilarious (and interesting).

This is the first time I’ve seen “gimp boy” being used this way.

Very true.

Object permanence takes time for babies to learn haha

Hi! Thanks for contributing. Do u mind explaining why this is malicious compliance? I’m not sure I get the link.

Yes, this can’t be stressed enough. Expect to be shouting into a void for 2-3 days. That’s the price of being an early adopter!

Yes, but if you don’t know what people would find interesting, neither would the first few subscribers. It’s better to have at least some stuff there (even if it’s all posted by you).

Doesn’t matter how you do it - if you can figure out how to automate it, good!

That’s a really good excuse to use haha

I personally think the best “maliciouscompliance” act mods can do in the long term is to switch up all the subs.

So technology will be used for gardening, gardening will be used for android, android will be used for coffee, coffee used for pcgaming, etc. It’ll make everything really confusing for new users and help slow their growth.

The official reason for such rules are usually “we need a mix of vendors” or something like that.

The unofficial, true reason is usually that the organizer wants to be the only one selling water so they can sell it for $5.