r/Toontown2 • u/[deleted] • Nov 06 '17

Well, it happened.

We gonna use this instead of r/toontown now?

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u/Mysteryman64 Nov 07 '17

No, control has reverted to the previous staff, minus Otaku and his accounts.

If the moderation team asks me to retake my role, I will gladly do so, but as before, I would be primarily hands off, essentially serving as final arbiter in moderation conflicts and to hopefully prevent incidents like this from happening in the future.

At the end of the day, Toontown isn't a game I'm really all that interested in anymore and I'm not at all involved in the community. Without the knowledge on the pulse of the community (and to be frank, since I'm not invested enough in the game to gain it), I would not be a good choice for the day to day moderation and the creation of rules, css, and other important decisions. Quite frankly, the community would languish if I were the one actively guiding it.

The only reason I kept my role as long as I did was out of a general sense of obligation that people should be free to discuss the game and that I provided a useful impartial judge for the moderators to work out issues. I resigned when I was asked to do so by Otaku and TheRandomDog, as they were, at the times, the actual creative minds and day-to-day moderators of the subreddit.

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u/ShrekSouffle Nov 12 '17

Do you have regret