The more and more I read, slowly all of Reddit's administrative staff seem like toxic idiots. Every time shit goes down different admins say and do different things, despite they now literally sit next to each other in one office, no unity. They let their dialogues with the users be emotionally influenced, no basic sense of PR. They make ambiguous rules, then only enforce them when they want. They administrate a community that makes them all the content they could ever want and then treat them like dirt when they want something in return, I can hardly use the site without RES, a user-built extension to add simple functionality to "The Frontpage of the Internet". What a joke. Ever tried to get into contact with the administration? Forget it, even the default mods need connections for that.
Reminds me of past times where Bulletin Boards were the shit and teenagers could get their first fix of power by moderating. Good thing I left that behind, like I did Reddit now.
The more and more I read, slowly all of Reddit's administrative staff seem like toxic idiots. Every time shit goes down different admins say and do different things, despite they now literally sit next to each other in one office, no unity. They let their dialogues with the users be emotionally influenced, no basic sense of PR. They make ambiguous rules, then only enforce them when they want. They administrate a community that makes them all the content they could ever want and then treat them like dirt when they want something in return, I can hardly use the site without RES, a user-built extension to add simple functionality to "The Frontpage of the Internet". What a joke. Ever tried to get into contact with the administration? Forget it, even the default mods need connections for that.
Reminds me of past times where Bulletin Boards were the shit and teenagers could get their first fix of power by moderating. Good thing I left that behind, like I did Reddit now.