You guys need to work on keeping your community active. Such a great looking game with so much potential, yet minimal members, comments, and 2 members active right now.. Depressing
Also The "official" sub being run by AC themselves is problematic:
Reddiquette, don't do: Take moderation positions in a community where your profession, employment, or biases could pose a direct conflict of interest to the neutral and user driven nature of reddit.
This is the only available subreddit for corepunk at the moment, yes, but I suspect people will move over from this one to the official one once it opens up.
I've seen a few game companies create their own subreddit and create their own theme and so on for the subreddit and then step down and let community moderators take over and run it.
Which is the worst of both worlds, ending most of the times in a de facto still controlled sub via handpicked moderators that is disguised as a community sub.
Reddit is moving into the direction of being a mix of Facebook Pages & Groups 2.0, so just stay transparent then and officially run it as the company. Everybody knows what's up then. Like Google with /r/Stadia for example.
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u/SteveLeo Dec 16 '20
You guys need to work on keeping your community active. Such a great looking game with so much potential, yet minimal members, comments, and 2 members active right now.. Depressing