
hellafun
u/hellafun

I started this after reading a thread that suggested a childfree only community with a zero tolerance policy for parental bs be established.
So let's do this as a community. What are our rules? What do we want to put in the sidebar? Who wants to join the mod team? Let us know your thoughts.
The comment thread that inspired the creation of this subreddit
reddit.com/r/childfree/comments/934wt0/open_l...Free Starter Packs for several Trion Worlds Games for Gazillion account holders
trionworlds.com/en/gazillion/I can understand where you're coming from. Designers want to design and although reddit's current design is ugly, it is exactly what the current userbase wants. With the old reddit design, unlike most of the internet, design conceits do not get in the way of usability. I do realize Reddit is now eyeing Diggv4's userbase with envy however, and your designers want more whitespace because making people scroll 4x as much is "good UX" right? I am guessing these two things no doubt explains the new design.
Anyhow, none of that matters though because unlike Digg you've had the good sense to keep the good, usable interface intact while letting your designers ruin the UX for new users only. This is
[Steam] JYDGE launch discount ($11.99/-20% or $8.99/-40% if you own Neon Chrome) until Oct 11
store.steampowered.com/app/654050/JYDGE/I bought one and got World in Conflict: Complete Edition. Via piñata it was cheaper than the price in the current sale by 39 cents. What did you get? Anyone get a particularly great deal?
I ask because they've delivered ONE of the promised 10+ bundles in 5 months time...
The text from the bundle subscription:
"Get every Be Mine Bundle to be released over the next 12 months (minimum of 10 Be Mine Bundles)."
Was buying the subscription a mistake? I'm starting to think it was...