Dexter 31 Posted January 25, 2019 (edited) The mods here so far have been great, I want to thank you for leading a toxic-free community. It reminds me of how Ark community forums used to be, people voice their opinions but in a respectful tone while mods protect our criticisms vs trying to hide major issues within the game. This forum is an example of a well oiled community, thanks to our mods. Reddit on the otherhand is another matter entirely. There's a FP post (again) calling for the removal of mods there. I don't know if any mods here also mod there but regardless, it's a much different situation. Things that are perfectly fine to post here get hidden there, we're talking about very highly rated comments that don't brake ANY rules whatsoever. If it's against rules, then mods should comment when blocking those top posts/comments with which section it's in violation.. we're talking about #1 posts on FP and top comments that're being removed for no reason other than they don't like it. Grapeshot needs to handle this situation because it's making the company/game as a whole look very bad ontop of all the other sh*t that's occurred, this is just another thing that's making the community give you all the evil eye. There's going to be sarcastic, contradicting comments following this of course but there's a reason why Reddit has a voting system.. when top rated posts get removed that DO NOT break rules, but rather are things Grapeshot doesn't want to be discussed, people will hate you for it. If you manage that subreddit it's 100% within your right but it's also 100% in the right of the community to spread the world everywhere of your practices. Be smart, put out this fire before it spreads. Edited January 25, 2019 by Dexter 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ringo O'Rourke 41 Posted January 25, 2019 Apparently the main mod on the Atlas reddit doesn't even play the game. (Not sure if this is 100% true, but that is the word in the subreddit). So the moral is: don't overly rely on the Atlas subreddit in taking the pulse of the playerbase. It's going to be skewed. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
