I’m a chill guy with centrist political opinions, and somehow I’ve been kicked out of multiple subreddits for „spreading extremist politics and misinformation” and the admins even threatened me with a sitewide ban for „spreading hate and violence, and threatening others”. It fucking sounds like I’m hitler or some shit. That site is an echo chamber just like twitter, but instead of sucking on the elongated musket, they goon to trans loli and kick you out for questioning their words

Is that twitter or reddit?

This is why we can’t have nice things

I recommend playing it before the context arrives

The „merciless exploitation of the working class” is not how they get rich, but how they keep their wealth. If you’re poor, you can’t really exploit the working class. It’s basically just birth lottery with a really really small section for the people with luck and/or hard work.

Many things are wrong with me, I’m not ashamed to admit it. Tell me what do you think I did wrong, I’m open for suggestions.

I don’t know what you mean by this, but you probably misunderstood what I’m trying to say. I know of this tool, and I have been using it for years, but going into a random comment section and posting a link very vaguely related to the original conversation is a thing usually done by scammers, and doing this probably doesn’t help spreading the good word about your favourite project

Why are you promoting it like it’s one of those scam sites?

No, it’s when I click the thumbnail. It doesn’t show up in either the browser or youtube history.

Yes, but it does a refresh for some reason when you use it. And it also makes the thing more painful sometimes, because first the browser uses the cache, shows you the page as you left it, then it does a refresh before anything becomes clickable

Good for you, sometimes I only notice it after watching one or two videos on another tab, and then it’s really annoying

How does that stop you from being affected? It’s literally an <a> element

It has 19 upvotes with 2 downvotes at the moment, which is a much more realistic ratio than what it was.

:(

At the time of writing that comment, it was 2 - 2, with one upvote from me.

I don’t think that getting rid of downvotes is a good idea, it’s a great tool, just a lot of people use it incorrectly

You put atleast 130 times more effort to this comment than the average downvoter, thank you, you get my upvote!

The votes still represent something in my opinion, that’s why they’re there. And I really don’t like it when I spend time writing, sometimes researching, formatting and somebody just says „no, this is shit” without even reading the first sentence, because they can just do that.

Thanks for the review!

I tend to leave really long comments, sometimes with a bit of raw information, so I see how that can be the case. Some communities like reading all the way trough, but I’m pretty sure that in some places, they don’t even read my username, just vote based on my avatar.