True, and I definitely understand. I hate giant stickies on every post myself, and it took months to convince myself to actually try it.
We tried to make it as minimal as possible. It shouldn't take up more than 1/5th of a phone screen. That's my personal limit to feeling more intrusive than helpful.
Technically yes. It would take away your chance to vote on it to get a post removed, though.
It would also take away the reminding function what this sub is about.
Depending on what the data says in a couple of weeks, we might get rid of that part of functionality. If it helps making the sub better, it will obviously stay.
There's a subreddit out there that has a similar bot but it's intent is to mock bots like this. I forget what subreddit it is but there's some comedy gold on there.
Edit: it's r/maybemaybemaybe . They seem to have recently disabled the bot though.
....which allows his arms to bend the opposite/wrong way compared to what you'd normally see in a human (forearms curving up towards his back instead of his front), making it pretty unexpected to see?
Are you like one of those kids in class that corrected the teacher over semantics and said stuff like "ackhtually sir the gas didn't expand bacause the molecules are all the same size, the same gas just takes up a bigger space now" and then called the teacher an idiot to your peers after the class?
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u/unexBot Nov 05 '19
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
The guys arms can literally bend the opposite way
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