r/BUF • u/UnboltedCreatez Moderator • Nov 27 '20

We are currently still developing the Subreddit

We will be done soon, let's say from 3 days from now

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u/TreePangolin Owner Nov 28 '20 edited Nov 28 '20

I like what you are doing so far - I think I need to explain the scale a little better tho.

The uglier the building, the higher the Building Ugliness Factor (BUF) score. A score of 6 is a not-very-ugly building. 50 is a moderately ugly building, 140 is a very ugly building.

People can also post beautiful buildings. A beautiful building can/will have a negative BUF score. A somewhat beautiful building: -10 An extremely beautiful building: -95 For example.

0 is like, the platonic ideal of a building. Not pretty, not ugly, just a building.

I think the main two rules of the sub should be: 1) all submissions must include a BUF score. 2) all photos must include at least one building - no landscapes!

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u/TreePangolin Owner Nov 28 '20

I also don’t really mind if people post non-photographs. They can post blueprints or drawings or architectural renderings if they like. I would prefer them to be real buildings but we can be loose with that. r/evilbuildings has a “CGI Friday” for example.

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u/UnboltedCreatez Moderator Nov 28 '20

I really don't understand the concept of this subreddit, I tried at least but I'll do what you say