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Problem is that reports don’t go the mods if they are on another instance.
Problem is that reports don’t go the mods if they are on another instance.
Maybe hide the big instances behind a few clicks? Like you could sort/filter for them, but you’d have to navigate a bit? The average user isn’t going to bother. Like have a default sort that hides the big ones, and a default filter that filters out the top five or whatever.
Should there be a way for users to formally protest mods? Or admins?
Like in what way? Ideally, every bit of world building would be justified, but thats not always realistic.
Arent there worlds where theyre made of clay? Or other origins?
Pretty much the only consitent thing about orks are that they big, dumb, and muscle bound.
Racism is a fantastic way of introducing conflict without having to come up with a particular reason. And stories without conflict are often really boring. Comes with the bonus points of being realistic.
Linkedin is your best resource. And there arent any part time programming jobs, that just doesnt work. Try internships.
I’m a front-end dev. I play with CSS until it’s close enough to the design I can get someone to sign off on it. I write tests too, and that doesn’t take much. My tech lead is literally afraid of switch statements. I’ve had coworkers not understand for loops and reject MRs. I still prefer using if statements instead of X ? Y : Z.
I’m pretty dumb, and I make 120k USD writing code.
Sure it’s possible to be too dumb, but that’s Forrest Gump levels of dumb.
Now it sets off alarm bells? Or is this a reminder?
Not soviet, but that removal was unpopular for a reason.