Jun 14, 2015 4:37 AM
MinimumWageSalaryMan
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Genuine thought here I just had, while browsing usersub.
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ISammael
I have a feeling most people just want to share photos on a site purported to allow such crazy things as different interests?
CObullUshitGH
How outlandish.
I mean in regards to the people making banners and things for their sites. As opposed to their builds. Though Minecraft = downvote generally
(1) I understand that's what usually happens; I just think it's another way of being judgmental. Full disclosure: I'm more of a "if I don't
(2) like something, I just press the right arrow" kind of guy.
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I'm not sure. But would the same argument apply to literally every other thing on this site?
I think "the community" sending "a strong message" sounds a lot like an attempt at homogenizing those who are committing thoughtcrimes.
Frankly, anyone who shames someone else away from something (safe/legal) that they enjoy deserves to be shamed themselves.
G4M5T3R
the latter
StarkRG
So many "accidental" submissions. (hard to really call it accidental when you have to make a conscious action to click the "publish" button)
Common sense is common in that is commonly applicable, not that it's ubiquitous. In modern English a better term might be general sense.
cinyc
To be fair, the "Publish" button that appears after uploading is this huge, green thing that looks like it needs to be pushed. Poor design.
Yeah, but when you push it there's an alert telling you what you're about to do. You still have to click the submit button
Obviously. The problem is, they still think this is something they have to do to host the image. The design team needs to add clarity.
If you had to click the toggle in order to host the image why would there even be a toggle? No, people are just dumb.
ISammael
I have a feeling most people just want to share photos on a site purported to allow such crazy things as different interests?
CObullUshitGH
How outlandish.
MinimumWageSalaryMan
I mean in regards to the people making banners and things for their sites. As opposed to their builds. Though Minecraft = downvote generally
ISammael
(1) I understand that's what usually happens; I just think it's another way of being judgmental. Full disclosure: I'm more of a "if I don't
ISammael
(2) like something, I just press the right arrow" kind of guy.
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ISammael
I'm not sure. But would the same argument apply to literally every other thing on this site?
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ISammael
I think "the community" sending "a strong message" sounds a lot like an attempt at homogenizing those who are committing thoughtcrimes.
ISammael
Frankly, anyone who shames someone else away from something (safe/legal) that they enjoy deserves to be shamed themselves.
G4M5T3R
the latter
StarkRG
So many "accidental" submissions. (hard to really call it accidental when you have to make a conscious action to click the "publish" button)
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StarkRG
Common sense is common in that is commonly applicable, not that it's ubiquitous. In modern English a better term might be general sense.
cinyc
To be fair, the "Publish" button that appears after uploading is this huge, green thing that looks like it needs to be pushed. Poor design.
StarkRG
Yeah, but when you push it there's an alert telling you what you're about to do. You still have to click the submit button
cinyc
Obviously. The problem is, they still think this is something they have to do to host the image. The design team needs to add clarity.
StarkRG
If you had to click the toggle in order to host the image why would there even be a toggle? No, people are just dumb.