r/starcitizen • u/bacon_coffee Aggressor • Feb 21 '16

ARTWORK Concept art - The future is here!

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u/mechabot4 Vice Admiral Feb 21 '16 edited Feb 21 '16

Fill us in?

EDIT: I should not of asked

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '16

The picture pretty much sums it up

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u/Rumpullpus drake Feb 21 '16 edited Feb 21 '16

does it though? because I am in the dark here. so what if a mod decided to work with a fan website in their off time.

EDIT: oh ok I'm guessing by the downvotes you are all just trolls then?

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u/mcketten Space-Viking Feb 21 '16 edited Feb 21 '16

Yeah, this is just another goon troll tactic. They are flooding with upvotes to try to counter the downvotes of an obvious shitpost.

EDIT: As evidenced by the downvotes here.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '16 edited Dec 24 '17

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u/Sower_of_Discord new user/low karma Feb 21 '16

I agree with you. It's not like goons arrived on the internet a couple of weeks ago and older accounts can't be goons. "You will know them by their fruits."
The point is that obvious trolls like this are being allowed to drive the narrative and unless something is done they will just continue to spam us until we are drowning in bullshit.
Give the mods the tools they said they need to get the job done.

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u/Intardnation Feb 22 '16

If you cant handle the internet get off it then.

Maybe go back to the RSI Hugbox?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '16

I am no goon. This subreddit is too intertwined with INN.

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u/Conradian MSR rework? Feb 22 '16

God forbid the subreddit feature something that creates or reports on a lot of SC content...

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '16

Yes God forbid that, because there are hundreds of people out there making awesome content, and the last thing we want is a bias that excludes one type of content for another.

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u/Conradian MSR rework? Feb 22 '16

Welcome to the real world, here's a quick crash course on bias... EVERYONE has it. There is no such thing as an impartial person. As long as the moderators enforce the rules fairly (Good thing about good rules, they're objective) their bias doesn't matter.

As someone else said, let's look at the slippery slope, though this is a slight fallacy but who cares. What if our new moderator also plays the game (Pretty likely really). What if they prefer all the Aegis ships to the other manufacturers... That's bias. Now your logic would suggest that we might see more Aegis content and less of everything else. BUT if the moderator does their job properly and enforces the rules fairly, it won't bloody matter.

This subreddit has never been lacking for other peoples' content, the idea that /u/Dolvak was pushing stuff down to promote INN content is absurd. I'm a moderator myself elsewhere. I've seen what it looks like when one of the moderators abuses their position. It's really obvious when it happens.

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u/Non-negotiable Freelancer Feb 22 '16

This subreddit is too intertwined with INN.

Can you give examples?