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I'm writing this now because I didn't realize there was a specific subforum for venting, so here's my chance to finally unload everything that's been happening to me in those other sections. Let's start with the Housing Authority subforum.
Basically, a massive wave of hate formed against me in the main thread just because I voiced my opinion that New York City is an eyesore. Personally, I can't stand those gray, concrete monoliths. It’s just how I feel—everyone’s entitled to an opinion, right? Well, apparently not here. That opinion triggered instant hostility, and suddenly my posts were being labeled as "trolling." But get this: when the moderator Jeffrey Garcia6 claims those concrete high-rises in Zaprudje are actually "the best," nobody calls that trolling.
It makes me wonder: what's the actual metric for what counts as trolling? Telling me those towers are gorgeous is just as much trolling as me saying I hate them. Anyway, I started out in a thread about kitchen interiors, following every single rule to a T. I wasn't spamming photos, I wasn't uploading files larger than the limit—nothing. Yet, they started nuking my posts. Why? Probably because the kitchens featured were Italian, and since some people in that subforum developed this weird vendetta against Italy just because I mentioned liking Italian architecture, they decided to start deleting my stuff on a whim.
I even reached out to both moderators asking for an explanation, and not one of them bothered to reply. Honestly, what could they even say? They were just deleting my posts unfairly because they were getting annoyed by Italian kitchens, while they themselves are obsessed with those minimalist designs from Sweden.
Then there's the CBS subforum. The moderator there started banning my posts in a thread about dubbing, officially claiming that I was "responding too much." Yeah, you heard that right. A moderator basically told me I'm not allowed to respond to posts, even when I try to consolidate all my replies into one single message. It's like they've stripped away my right to actually participate in a conversation.
So, if some random user comes in and starts bashing dubbing, I can't defend my stance because I'm "responding too much." It makes presenting a counter-argument impossible.
Is this place running under some kind of regime now or what?☕
Basically, a massive wave of hate formed against me in the main thread just because I voiced my opinion that New York City is an eyesore. Personally, I can't stand those gray, concrete monoliths. It’s just how I feel—everyone’s entitled to an opinion, right? Well, apparently not here. That opinion triggered instant hostility, and suddenly my posts were being labeled as "trolling." But get this: when the moderator Jeffrey Garcia6 claims those concrete high-rises in Zaprudje are actually "the best," nobody calls that trolling.
It makes me wonder: what's the actual metric for what counts as trolling? Telling me those towers are gorgeous is just as much trolling as me saying I hate them. Anyway, I started out in a thread about kitchen interiors, following every single rule to a T. I wasn't spamming photos, I wasn't uploading files larger than the limit—nothing. Yet, they started nuking my posts. Why? Probably because the kitchens featured were Italian, and since some people in that subforum developed this weird vendetta against Italy just because I mentioned liking Italian architecture, they decided to start deleting my stuff on a whim.
I even reached out to both moderators asking for an explanation, and not one of them bothered to reply. Honestly, what could they even say? They were just deleting my posts unfairly because they were getting annoyed by Italian kitchens, while they themselves are obsessed with those minimalist designs from Sweden.
Then there's the CBS subforum. The moderator there started banning my posts in a thread about dubbing, officially claiming that I was "responding too much." Yeah, you heard that right. A moderator basically told me I'm not allowed to respond to posts, even when I try to consolidate all my replies into one single message. It's like they've stripped away my right to actually participate in a conversation.
So, if some random user comes in and starts bashing dubbing, I can't defend my stance because I'm "responding too much." It makes presenting a counter-argument impossible.
Is this place running under some kind of regime now or what?☕