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You will never find a more wretched hive of scum.
 
I advise everyone to avoid this subreddit. It's full of angry and opinionated people with no moderation to keep things civil.	
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Eh, it's fine. The only thing I really mind about reddit is the whole upvote/downvote since it's a feature that basically promotes the whole echo chamber discussions. Don't like agree with someone else opinion? Downvote it to shit so it's at the bottom of the page.
 
Other than that it's cool I suppose. 	
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			Isn't that true for all social media, more or less?	
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Isn't that true for all social media, more or less?
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			I only go there when I feel like playing a game of clicking. Nothing more relaxing before bed than to downvote 3-4 pages of posts without reading them.	
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Did someone disagree with you?
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			I'm not the subreddit's biggest fan. At one point it was a great place to ask for people to come to events. Now it's full of typical gamer boys. It's really sad what it's become.	
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			@Tex I think I'm going to stay on the official forums. The moderation team here cleans up redundant posts and deals with bullies.	
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I only go there when I feel like playing a game of clicking. Nothing more relaxing before bed than to downvote 3-4 pages of posts without reading them.
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Maybe it's people who have been banned from here. And that's saying something, because the mods here are far more forgiving than I'm used to. Back in WoW, I once got a forum ban for saying "Good. Because Paladin minor glyphs might as well not exist." Another time I got banned for just saying "Awesome." That was my whole post. "Awesome." These were like multi-week bans. I swear they just ban people at random over there. 
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Maybe it's people who have been banned from here. And that's saying something, because the mods here are far more forgiving than I'm used to. Back in WoW, I once got a forum ban for saying "Good. Because Paladin minor glyphs might as well not exist." Another time I got banned for just saying "Awesome." That was my whole post. "Awesome." These were like multi-week bans. I swear they just ban people at random over there. 
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No, OP is right. That place sucks. It's the refuse of the game, the people who are too ashamed or scared to post their hateful feedback and obtuse opinions on the Forums.
 
The Mos Eisley Spaceport of Nexus.
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LOL yeah sure you did for that.  I am willing to bet if you did get banned it was for something else.  Being that many people from vanilla to now, say a lot of stuff and never get banned.  So I am sorry, but looks like you are just trying to take another stab at WoW in a thread that has nothing to do with WoW.  Good try though.
 
What if I said I got banned from WS in-game for saying, "Hi all!" in general chat?  Pretty much the same thing as to what you are saying.
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Really? Cause I've had personal attack posts stay up for weeks on the WoW forums, their inability to act on cyber bully posts is exactly why I left that game. At least here if someone calls me a vapid gamer girl looking for attention or a *cupcake* of a GM it doesn't stay up for 6+ hours like it did on wildstar's subreddit.
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			I have no idea what it would take to get banned here. Maybe I've just mellowed in my old age but the worst I've ever gotten was a couple friendly warnings, never even any 'points'Though I have seen accounts get banned so I guess I do know. They were mostly crazy talk ranting, and since I'm fond of making at least a little sense when I write I guess I can't manage it.	
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Yo, the mods suck on the subreddit, amirite?
 
But in all serious, we try to remove as much as we can. It's also something we volunteer for, so we're not around 24/7. 
 
Also, also - I would like to say that we're not there to babysit. People have opinions and we'd like to stay as much away from removing opinions as possible, as long as they're not blatant attacks on peoples' persons. 
 
Reddit is reddit, and sometimes - people have bad attitudes. People can also be helpful. /shrug
 
If you like here better - great. The mods here at least get paid to help you out.
			
				
	Edited November 12, 2015 by Rummie	
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Yo, the mods suck on the subreddit, amirite?
 
But in all serious, we try to remove as much as we can. It's also something we volunteer for, so we're not around 24/7. 
 
Also, also - I would like to say that we're not there to babysit. People have opinions and we'd like to stay as much away from removing opinions as possible, as long as they're not blatant attacks on peoples' persons. 
 
Reddit is reddit, and sometimes - people have bad attitudes. People can also be helpful. /shrug
 
If you like here better - great. The mods here at least get paid to help you out.
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I can appreciate the comments from the mods point of a view but that subreddit is just out of control. There are so many agressivey opinionated people there that it's impossible to ever have a reasonable discussion. As soon as you disagree with the general consensus then you are a troll. When people feel they are losing an argument they resort to talking like someone from Twitch chat. From the perspective of a user there is no moderation. I report posts that blatantly break the subreddit rules to see the post remain. If you guys can't handle the burden then I would politely and respectfully ask that you pass the responsibility to others who can.
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The thing is: people have differing opinions. There are legit reports on posts and... there are people who report things because someone's conflicting opinion hurt their feelings. 
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			OP, the only thing you accomplished here is that people who so far didn't know about it, will now go check it out.	
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We can agree on people having differing opinions. The issue is in how people express their differing opinions and how they conduct themselves. 
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I can appreciate the comments from the mods point of a view but that subreddit is just out of control. There are so many agressivey opinionated people there that it's impossible to ever have a reasonable discussion. As soon as you disagree with the general consensus then you are a troll. When people feel they are losing an argument they resort to talking like someone from Twitch chat. From the perspective of a user there is no moderation. I report posts that blatantly break the subreddit rules to see the post remain. If you guys can't handle the burden then I would politely and respectfully ask that you pass the responsibility to others who can.
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OP, the only thing you accomplished here is that people who so far didn't know about it, will now go check it out.
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Ok, Pandaclysm: let's delve into your problem -
 
https://www.reddit.com/r/WildStar/comments/3sh6d3/pro_tip_before_you_lose_the_rest_of_the_community/cwxdo6f
 
This is where you get into an argument with someone about them not liking Carbine's buggy patches. It's a fair concern for people when the game breaks with patches.
 
You make a post supporting Carbine and saying that "you aren't a dev, so you don't know." If you didn't think you'd get backlash from that comment in a negative thread, I don't know what to say. We deleted most of the direct attacks with unnecessary words, but otherwise we aren't there to be your protectors. People can be displeased with the game if they want. Also, in this case, you could probably learn to walk away from people like that by realizing the type of person you're writing to, and then... just not responding. 
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As you can see I ended those conversations after attempting to reason with them. There's my effort. Where is the effort on the part of the moderation team? There are six(?) of you guys. Why aren't you guys moderating? Lack of engagement under the guise of not wanting to limit free speech is only making your subreddit a less enjoyable place to be.
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I have no idea what it would take to get banned here. Maybe I've just mellowed in my old age but the worst I've ever gotten was a couple friendly warnings, never even any 'points'
 
Though I have seen accounts get banned so I guess I do know. They were mostly crazy talk ranting, and since I'm fond of making at least a little sense when I write I guess I can't manage it.
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Your definition of what needs moderating and our definition of what needs moderating is very different. 
 
Just because people have a differing opinion than you doesn't mean that their comments should be deleted. 
 
You're telling these people to "sack up because they're not devs and they don't understand the process, so don't get angry at the game!" Come on, man. I don't think you can get more fanboy-ish than that. Although people can make mistakes, there have been multiple occasions where Carbine has released broken content with new patches. I understand that they probably lack resources, but sometimes it borders on silly.
 
Also, I would like to point out - that for whatever reason - this is your sixth account on reddit. Why do you keep making new ones? Because you keep getting in fights with people who's opinion differ from your own? 
 
Another question: what from that thread is similar to "twitch speak?" I see people posting their anger at the game and some mention of the word "troll" aimed at you. 
 
EDIT: So you just deleted your reddit account. Ok.......
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What's wrong with twitch chat?
 
 
....kappa
 
But nah, in response to the OP what do you expect? Reddit is not a site monitored by carbine so as such it's up to the mod of that subreddit to mod how they see fit. I don't post on reddit, but I read the threads, it's the same as every other place on the internet, you have some great pillars of the community, you have some tards, you have flamebait, trolls, idiots etc etc.
 
I also remember when there was a time when a mod powertripped a little on the reddit by enforcing rules about something concerning talking about the game... I just read for the drama I swear...	
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What's wrong with twitch chat?
 
 
....kappa
 
But nah, in response to the OP what do you expect? Reddit is not a site monitored by carbine so as such it's up to the mod of that subreddit to mod how they see fit. I don't post on reddit, but I read the threads, it's the same as every other place on the internet, you have some great pillars of the community, you have some tards, you have flamebait, trolls, idiots etc etc.
 
I also remember when there was a time when a mod powertripped a little on the reddit by enforcing rules about something concerning talking about the game... I just read for the drama I swear...
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Someone got downvoted and called a bad word for being bad?
 
Please, tell me how you're offended.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHMoDt3nSHs
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Hey guys,
 
This really isn't the appropriate space to discuss moderation on the WildStar subreddit. We've locked the thread to prevent further discussion. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
 
Thank you,
 
-Team WildStar	
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