What the fuck. I used to go there for tabs all the time when I picked up guitar. Sadly I stopped playing but to hear that that website is all pay walled now is disgusting.

Same. I had to stop because of them.

I won’t be forced to work 6 days again and actually a good 3 days off so I can recharge for once.

I think the point flew over your head.

At the end of the day, as long as there’s two people left on the planet, someones gonna want someone dead.

-Sniper, Team Fortress 2

Came here to say something similar. Currently hating life and fantasizing how I’d quit my job and burn this bridge

At one of my old jobs I remember getting a 9.2 out of 10 on a performance report. When they called me in for a meeting I was thinking I was getting a pat on the back. Nope. It was “you could’ve done better”. That was the day I learned to stop trying and just say fuck it at any job since then.

They. Do. Not. Care. So if I’m going to be treated the same regardless if I put in 110% or 50%, then why bother?

They never directly said what their criticisms were, but I can only assume they’re the types you wouldn’t elaborate on when trying to get people to side with you over “censorship”.

Which to me is funny because they know they’re wrong.

No one wants to admit they ate 9 cans of ravioli.

Wouldn’t be surprised at all if it’s reddit themselves reporting and downvoting posts with bots. Spez doesn’t have a clean track record after all.

I deleted my reddit account years ago and lurked only because trying to interact there was a cesspool. Learning about the alternatives and seeing how well behaved it is over here on lemmy is a breath of fresh air. Sure there isn’t as much content yet but it’ll come. Reddit wasn’t an overnight success either.

I feel after the 3rd party apps get killed off we’ll start seeing a slow trickle of users after the initial flood once the ones that stuck around start realizing the content that’s left in reddit has become low effort bot posts and spam.

Unfortunately from what I’ve seen on big gaming subs is that enough users simply don’t care. Take a look at /r/rocketleague for example. Mods made a post saying they can’t permanently black out the sub due to it being owned by psyonix and the top comment on that thread has hundreds of up votes and comments saying they don’t care about the API changes. It’s really that mentality of “I don’t care unless I’m personally affected” is why we’re in this mess to begin with!

Sounds like you should stay there. You know, to trigger them.