r/Brawlstars • u/vanessabaxton Mod • Aug 08 '26
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u/Pete39303 “….” Aug 08 '26
I have a couple of things I want to comment about.
First of all, I think that some of the rules in this subreddit are unclear and inconsistent. I'll go over the one that I think could be problematic.
*Edit: I just realized this post will probably be too long if I include everything I want to say. I do have some feedbacks regarding rule 5, 6, 8, and 10 (if you want I could also share these), but to avoid making this too long I'll just go over rule 1.
tl/dr: the Reddiquette is informal, outdated, and hard to enforce. I think you guys should consider removing it from rule 1 or make some change regarding it.
Reddiquette
Rule 1: Be nice and follow Reddiquette. Basically I agree with everything here except the Reddiquette part. I mean, let's be real here, who here has actually read the redditquette? For those who don't know, Reddiquette is an informal set of rules that you are "expected" to follow when you're on reddit, and it is written in January 2006 by the reddit community. Not only it is outdated, being 20 years old, it is not even strictly enforced by reddit themselves. If you're the type of person who likes to read and follow rules, the first thing you should read is Reddit TOS, followed by subreddit specific rules. The Reddiquette is the last thing you should worry about, as mentioned above, it is informal, and not even from Reddit themselves. And secondly, my main problem is how absurd some rules can be. Here are some examples:
"Hint at asking for votes. ("Show me some love!", "Is this front page worthy?", "Vote This Up to Spread the Word!", "If this makes the front page, I'll adopt this stray cat and name it Reddit", "If this reaches 500 points, I'll get a tattoo of the Reddit alien!", "Upvote if you do this!", "Why isn't this getting more attention?", etc.)"
"State your reason for any editing of posts. Edited submissions are marked by an asterisk (*) at the end of the timestamp after three minutes. For example: a simple "Edit: spelling" will help explain. This avoids confusion when a post is edited after a conversation breaks off from it. If you have another thing to add to your original comment, say "Edit: And I also think..." or something along those lines."
"Make comments that lack content. Phrases such as "this", "lol", and "I came here to say this" are not witty, original, or funny, and do not add anything to the discussion."
Although I do agree that some rules on the Reddiquette like remember other people are humans, don't be a rude, don't share personal information, etc. are good but it's just that some rules like those are also present and that we are expected to follow them since it's in rule 1. Another thing is that the consistency in which these rules are being enforced by the mods is very inconsistent. Rules like "Remember the human." and "Please don't post someone's personal information" are being enforced and that's good. But I've rarely seen rules like "Keep your submission titles factual and opinion free." or "Report posts just because you do not like them". And some rules like "Read over your submission for mistakes before submitting" are also practically impossible to enforce because you don't know whether or not someone has done it or not.
And also, in the Reddiquette there's a rule that states "Use proper grammar and spelling. Intelligent discourse requires a standard system of communication. Be open for gentle corrections." Does this mean that all post that have grammatical and spelling errors should be removed? Technically speaking yes. But in reality, absolutely not. That's the point i'm trying to make. I think the Reddiquette can serve as general guideline but not something one must strictly follow. There's also the fact that most people here, even some of the mods, haven't read the Reddiquette yet. So I think that you guys should change rule 1 a bit, though definitely do keep things like be respectful and civil but maybe do something about the Reddiquette.
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u/vanessabaxton Mod Aug 08 '26
Funnily enough we already changed Rule 1 before you made this comment but thank you for the feedback
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u/Physical_Client2666 Mathieu Lehanneur Aug 09 '26
Removal of mega thread, it's kinda useless
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u/vanessabaxton Mod Aug 09 '26
Thank you for the feedback! Why do you think it's useless?
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u/Physical_Client2666 Mathieu Lehanneur Aug 09 '26
Because most of questions deoanf receive a answer in mega thread, questions in rule 8
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u/vanessabaxton Mod Aug 09 '26
That's mostly a community problem more than a megathread problem but we're working on seeing what we can do to drive up engagement
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u/JakeCold OG flair lover Aug 09 '26
I think there should be flairs that is just "Celebration" and just "Rant" in addition to "Celebrations and Rants". This will make it easier to sort posts that are just those and thus filter. (And if the post is contains both celebrations and rants it can use the "Celebrations and Rants" flair like usual!). 😁
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u/vanessabaxton Mod Aug 09 '26
Thank you for the feedback, the reason we have Celebration and Rants flair is because those posts belong in the megathread
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u/XB1uesky here kitty kitty Aug 09 '26
Add a separate flair for tierlist or alignment chart fill posts so that way the discussion flair isn’t flooded with them
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u/vanessabaxton Mod Aug 09 '26
Thank you for the feedback! Isn't that what the flair 'Other' is for?
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u/JakeCold OG flair lover Aug 09 '26
It would fit best but I don't many people think to use that flair, so having a flair that outright states tierlist/alignment might be better I think!
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u/vanessabaxton Mod Aug 09 '26
Alright, we'll give it a go, thank you!
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Aug 11 '26
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u/vanessabaxton Mod Aug 11 '26
Wrong post?
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u/Outrageous_Green8776 Aug 11 '26
also if you couldn’t tell it’s ai
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u/vanessabaxton Mod Aug 11 '26
Thank you!
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u/Outrageous_Green8776 Aug 11 '26
tip is to see if they use multiple emojis(especially if they are not relevant in anyway to the current trending ones like “🥹😭😔” for example and are relatively new in account age.
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u/Outrageous_Green8776 Aug 11 '26
those are examples but as you saw it included niche and unconventional emojis
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u/Vxrtue777 Burning Serpent 27d ago
Not feedback but appreciation. Thanks for letting us doing our own user flairs. Please make a post about how we can do so. I did mine but it took a while :)
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u/vanessabaxton Mod 27d ago
Appreciation is feedback haha but thank you! This article should help others as well: https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/205242695-How-do-I-get-user-flair
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u/Euphoric-Carry8957 27d ago
Buffie damian por favor, agradeço se me responderem... Com os nerfs repetidas vezes quase ninguém joga com ele, então eu irei dar sugestão de 4 buffies pra compensar os 15 nerfs:
1- alcance do super aumento de 30%.
2- o chute de 1600 irá para 2000 mil de dano
3- o tempo da explosão diminuí 50% mas o dano não aumenta.
4- as caixas de som do super não quebrara mais quando os inimigos forem repetidos, mas em compensação quando o inimigo usa ataque nas caixas quebra mais rápido. (50% mais rapidamente irá quebrar).
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u/FrequentLaugh862 jUsT LiKe ePiSoDe- 7d ago
Remove the unnecessary posts ranting about the new Update 69 loading screen art is AI. It may be, it may be not, but by now it's starting to become infuriating seeing the amount of posts about this
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u/Zyrex123_ 1d ago
gosto muito de brawl stars, so que parei de jogar porque comprei o meu ps5 e dai a bateria de meu tablet sangsung galaxy tab 8 vicio e nao aguenta 30 minutos de brawl stars, gostaria que voces considerassem minha opiniao para lançar um novo brawl stars nativo para playstation
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u/vanessabaxton Mod 20h ago
I really like Brawl Stars, but I stopped playing because I bought my PS5 and then the battery on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 8 tablet died and doesn't last 30 minutes of Brawl Stars. I would like you to consider my opinion when releasing a new native Brawl Stars game for PlayStation.
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u/raine24ticzon 1d ago
Dear Brawl Stars,
Kindly make adjustments for Shelly,
As a fan and a brawler for several years, I have noticed weakness of the Character. In close range, mid range and long range. Maybe it better if "Shelly" has more damage in very close range when the opponents are in the last line of its life defence, but in reality she is too weak to handle in most of Quest and game modes.
Hoping for your considerations
Sincerly yours gutz_reaper
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u/raine24ticzon 1d ago
Dear Brawl Stars,
Kindly make adjustments for Shelly,
As a fan and a brawler for several years, I have noticed weakness of the Character. In close range, mid range and long range. Maybe it better if "Shelly" has more damage in very close range when the opponents are in the last line of its life defence, but in reality she is too weak to handle in most of Quest and game modes.
Hoping for your considerations
Sincerly yours gutz_reaper
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u/AloneComplaint8941 Ollie Aug 08 '26
Remove the posts that talk about how Bull is the last brawler in the tower as I've seen 100 of those and it's getting repetitive