On persistent social toxicity in this forum

[lolix]

honestly Kotono , we both know how the whole Fark issue went on the Aigis subforum , so overall , i'm personally okay with stoping unregistered people from posting. But honestly , i don;t think what happened in this subforum in said thread is a direct consequence of having unregistered , seeing that there were also registered people arguing and being uncivil.

Honestly , having a moderator would solve most of the issues , i agree

[sanahtlig]

honestly Kotono , we both know how the whole Fark issue went on the Aigis subforum , so overall , i'm personally okay with stoping unregistered people from posting. But honestly , i don;t think what happened in this subforum in said thread is a direct consequence of having unregistered , seeing that there were also registered people arguing and being uncivil.

Honestly , having a moderator would solve most of the issues , i agree

If registered users can just log out and act out their aggressive impulses using an unregistered account, I don't think anything else we do will matter (including imposing moderation). Also, you're focusing too much on the straw that broke the camel's back. This is just the latest conflagration resulting from an underlying pattern of behavior, which unregistered accounts contributed to.

Regardless, community building requires asking for a degree of commitment. If people just want a question answered, there's other places for that. I would personally prefer a friendly environment for discussion, rather than a simple Q&A hub.

[Marigold]

As said before not by me but by other user, do your thing but don't advice in something you don't know with a speculative theory atleast don't if the topic isn't a discussion but a question.

Or you can just neglect this I guess lol.
I find your guide really opinionated but it's okay most of the time, where your content shine is in your calculator.

[sanahtlig]

I find your guide really opinionated but it's okay most of the time, where your content shine is in your calculator.

The calculators were my first project. But as it turned out, there was little interest in them because most people found them too hard to use. I and a few veterans used them, and that was about it.

I moved to guides because the sources in English were nearly content-less, and the most motivated individuals were sort of blindly trying to interpret the JP wiki using Google Translate.

Based on my survey, 50% of respondents use my guide heavily. Only 10% use my calculators. So it's pretty obvious where the interest is.

I am entitled to share my experiences and speculation on NEW AND UPCOMING CONTENT, even when they might not constitute an "optimal" strategy. I'm sort of baffled that I get treated differently, often with greater hostility and critical scrutiny, than a new user posting the same sorts of ideas. Why am I held to a different standard than others?