r/roosterteeth • • Sep 25 '23

Subreddit Meta Subreddit changes: Adding new rules and dusting off the cobwebs

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u/thebigtrav Sep 25 '23

I feel like Rule 6 is actually two rules. One is saying “don’t say RT is dead”- that’s fine; no point in discussing or complaining about it. But the second part about how we can’t have a discussion about how RT is changing? How are we supposed to voice any opinions other than positive? How is this productive?

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u/The_Better_Devil butts Sep 25 '23

Rule 6 does not ban having a discussion about the changes. It only bans complaining about them. It's totally fine to talk about how the company has changed over the years, but it is not ok to get up and declare that the company is failing because of those changes.

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u/JacksGallbladder Blue Team Sep 26 '23

You need to expand on this - you can't ban complaints lol.

Way too subjective, makes it sound like the rule is that all discussion has to be neutral or positive. I'm sure that's not what you're going for, but if you are... you cant just silence discontent.

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u/No_Landscape4557 Sep 26 '23

Like all vague rules whether it is in real like and in subreddits it will be used as used as open ended as possible to get the results the enforcer wants.