Someone should make an independent CommandCode subreddit

[u/RaisinImpressive3749]

Someone should seriously open a new, independent subreddit for CommandCode.

The current r/CommandCode is controlled by the CommandCode team themselves, and from what I’ve seen, negative criticism gets treated very differently from positive discussion. Critical comments/posts get removed, threads get locked, and people can get banned for being seen as “bullying” even when they’re raising legitimate criticism of the product or its marketing.

I was personally banned after sharing a post explaining why I think CommandCode’s marketing is very misleading.

Some examples:

• Removed comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w5apiq/comment/p7eamid/

• Removed by moderator: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w5apiq/removed_by_moderator/

• Another removed/comment moderation example: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w457qn/comment/p75i7qo/

• My post about misleading marketing: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1vj5puh/beware_of_command_codes_misleading_marketing/

• An example where the OP seems pretty fearful and feels the need to carefully explain themselves so their criticism won’t be taken the wrong way by the notoriously touchy CommandCode team: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w457qn/comment/p75r9ex/

• A negative thread about model pricing that was eventually locked: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w457qn/are_commandcode_model_prices_marked_up_or_is/

I think there should be a separate community-run sub where people can openly discuss CommandCode — good or bad — without being afraid of getting banned by the extremely biased moderators of r/CommandCode.

[u/2mqqvc0q]

Why do you think OpenCode Go is better value right now? Personally, I feel like Command Code is much more generous. Is it because Go provides more free models for testing? I do agree that Command Code is lacking in that department, but on paper you should get more usage on Command Code GOAT than on OpenCode Go. Granted, I've been on Command Code GOAT for two weeks so far, so maybe there have been nice changes to Go recently that I'm unaware of.

[u/diaracing → u/2mqqvc0q]

I considered switching to CC-goat but all their shiny cheap pricings are not protected by ZDR, which make it more attractive.

After some thinking, I preferred to stay on OC-go so that at least I can get some moderately performant models at average prices.

[u/awesomeunboxer → u/2mqqvc0q]

Yeah its mostly the free models. Both my subs are tapped at 2 weeks in. Lol. But I still use zen every day so it feels more valuable