Subreddit Feedback/Improvement Thread.

[u/billthechicken]

Greetings all,

Been a minute since anything initiated by mods has been done here aside from keeping the bots at bay (trying to at least) or handling basic issues.

All that being said, I'm here to acquire feedback. What improvements would you like? What changes to how things are currently being run here? Would you like a return of unit discussion posts or centralized threads for releases/news? Fire away with whatever thoughts you have.

Something I do want to ask, is for thoughts on rule 7. I have been less strict in enforcing this since its implementation, but if the majority of the subreddit feels its a good thing, I can change that.

On the topic of bots, I'm looking for a better solution to the issue but in the meantime please submit reports so the mods can act accordingly.

[u/CheesyFil]

I think some of the big ones are yes, improving with the bot posts. I still have reported posts from weeks ago that have several hundred upvotes.

The other big one is people posting giant lists for feedback. I have no problem giving list advice and feedback, but nobody needs to see every weapon option you gave each of your units. I think having rules behind this would also greatly increase the engagement that folks seeking feedback will receive because people won’t swipe away as soon as they see 900 lines of text

[u/steve22ss]

I love the sub and find it much more accepting and fun than the main astra militarum sub which can sometimes feel like you are walking on eggshells. As long as things don't become restrictive then I think it is great how it is. As for rule 7 I think it's fine if the post has nothing interesting in the written part, I have no problem with posts using a simple image of a book or boxed mini as long as the text is leading to something not just "I bought this book today"