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I admit it’s a bit of a whiny question, but seriously…

The rewards for Carina‘s Challenges are tempting so I thought I’d give it a shot. Even watched me some MCOCNOOB to get warmed up. The first fight in True Olympian kicked my ass … and there’s 25 of them.

Like, is this fun for some people? I don’t get it.

I'm trying to research a Lightroom issue and of course this subReddit comes up a lot in search results. Almost all the posts I have found on the topic I'm interested in have already been archived, though, so I can't ask any follow up questions or contribute any of my own helpful discoveries.

The posts are locked as early as 6 months, but topics remain relevant for much longer - in my case, some search results from 2019 are still helpful.

Could the mods reconsider how quickly posts here are archived and perhaps leave them available for a longer time?

Folks, please go hit up a Canadian Tire this weekend and grab yourself a few crappy made-in-China Canada flags.

Lately the seppies are the only ones doing the talking, and I guarantee they will be out in force on Canada Day. We need to show them they are a minority.

It’s time to take the Canada flag back from the convoys. 🇨🇦

Folks, hit up Canadian Tire this weekend and grab yourself a few cheap made-in-China Canada flags.

Lately the seppies are the only ones doing the talking, and I guarantee they will be out in force on Canada Day.

Let’s show them they are the minority. It’s time to take the Canada flag back from the convoys. 🇨🇦

... go to diving school! Everyone's homework is under C.

I like the new Collections feature, it's great to get some added power to the champs and a new way to look at my "sticker book" (as the great Seatin Man of Legends put it).

I was however hoping that our lower-level champions would count for something, a little bit at least. For example, if you collect all versions of a champ, or have a lower-level one maxed out, shouldn't that be worth even a few points?

Overall it feels like anything but the maximum-level version continues to be a waste of time to collect or level up, and Collections seems like a perfect place to, you know, reward completing your collection.

Recently there was a discussion in this sub about whether people in r/Christianity are actually Christians. Some commenters were saying they are not.

Would it be wise to dial it back a bit and say something like, "from our viewpoint they are not following scripture"?

We also disagree with those in r/Catholicism on key points of our faith, and yet (generally) we don't say they are not Christians. From the r/Christianity perspective, the command to love one another takes priority over the law and the people here have missed the boat. Yet all of us are proclaiming that Jesus is Lord.

God sees the heart, where we do not. Even when we have wildly different perspectives, is it every wise o