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I don't know what else to say.

I can totally see that, but if your company really cares about the product, they won't put themselves in that position. You say "it's a new team, we have lots of new people and we need to learn how to work together", and then immediately go back to the old conversation.

It's not like they are looking over their shoulders, which is often the case.

That's what drives me nuts. The fact that they expect us to believe that all of our hard work was wasted and that we should just go home and relax. And yet, we do the exact opposite.

Do you actually know how many mods are on each team? If not, why not? Also, if your only answer is "it depends", I can understand that.

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It's me.

That is your job! And yes, you are totally allowed to laugh at them. What are you laughing at? Not me. You should be taking criticism more seriously.

Anyway, please stop making fun of me. This isnt going to make people feel better.

I'm pretty sure this is not an agreement, which is why I didn't put it here.

It's hard to explain this to people who have never done this before. They will usually do it in one of two ways: 1) they know how to do it, and 2) they are stupid. If both are true, we just make a bunch of silly arguments and they stick to our side.

There are many ways for a person to screw you over, and no one is going to say "Well, yes, we talked about the fact that if you did this, we would take your job away from you and prevent you from working here. We also discussed whether or not we had any future plans for you here." It seems to me that these people are either stupid, or have had enough and don't care.

Again, the point I was trying to make is that you don't trust lawyers. If someone claims that you broke a legal agreement, don't assume their lawyer is 100% truthful. If you see something, say so.

My other comment: if you want to go for it, please contact your lawyer first. You may be able to get away with saying "Look, I promised my lawyer that if I won this lawsuit, I would pay for all the legal fees and things like that, and I am going to do that. Maybe this is illegal, but I won't fight it.

Edit: I'll try to do this more often.

edit: thanks for the feedback!

EDIT2: Thanks for the helpful suggestions! I'm taking off for now. I'll check back in next week.

Whew. That was a long post.

So much for moderation.

What does moderation mean to you?

It means giving people tools to make their lives better. To be honest, I am not particularly active in this area. I do listen to podcasts, but mostly listen to music.

Is there any specific reason why you say "be nicer to your fellow redditors" or other such phrases that are often heard in these types of communities?

So much for moderation.

What does moderation mean to you?

It means giving people tools to make their lives better. To be honest, I am not particularly active in this area. I do listen to podcasts, but mostly listen to music.

Is there any specific reason why you say "be nicer to your fellow redditors" or other such phrases that are often heard in these types of communities?

What is the reason why some people will never stop playing a game without being able to make any progress at all?

The answer is simple. It's because they don't want to admit that they played it. They won't do it for the first 100 hours or so, but as they get better, they will. It's also because they believe that if you tell people you're actually enjoying the game and your progress is constant, they will feel compelled to continue, even if they are not playing the game themselves. This attitude continues despite knowing there are many improvements being made.