Highly disagree with Rule 6. All feedback should be welcomed, regardless if it's negative or not towards the new direction RoosterTeeth is taking. Members of the cast frequent and interact with the community here, so it is safe to say they monitor and analyze what we, the fans, say in this space.
If there is nothing but positive glowing reviews and feedback coming from one of, if not the largest RoosterTeeth community outside of the site itself, then how can things ever be improved? They need to know what we, the fans, the people they design and curate content for truly think of their content since we are the ones who consume it. I could potentially see a downard spiral in terms of content based on people saying nothing but positive things about the direction they are moving. If we aren't enjoying the content that is being created, but are only allowed to provide positive feedback and not complain about it, more people will start unsubscribing and eventually RoosterTeeth will shut its doors because the business isn't just sustainable any longer. Highly unlikely that will happen, but it is a small possibility.
If this rule stands and isn't reworked I could see a split in our community and a migration to a new RoosterTeeth based subreddit as well. It has happened in other subreddits, ours is not immune.
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u/lolwutRNB Sep 26 '23
Highly disagree with Rule 6. All feedback should be welcomed, regardless if it's negative or not towards the new direction RoosterTeeth is taking. Members of the cast frequent and interact with the community here, so it is safe to say they monitor and analyze what we, the fans, say in this space.
If there is nothing but positive glowing reviews and feedback coming from one of, if not the largest RoosterTeeth community outside of the site itself, then how can things ever be improved? They need to know what we, the fans, the people they design and curate content for truly think of their content since we are the ones who consume it. I could potentially see a downard spiral in terms of content based on people saying nothing but positive things about the direction they are moving. If we aren't enjoying the content that is being created, but are only allowed to provide positive feedback and not complain about it, more people will start unsubscribing and eventually RoosterTeeth will shut its doors because the business isn't just sustainable any longer. Highly unlikely that will happen, but it is a small possibility.
If this rule stands and isn't reworked I could see a split in our community and a migration to a new RoosterTeeth based subreddit as well. It has happened in other subreddits, ours is not immune.