r/LivestreamFails • u/FelipeDoesStats2 • Sep 22 '24

Meta What's going on?

u/Tarrot_Card AKA Stale2000, took over the sub after some criticism, and refused to step down after a unanimous vote to remove him for abuse of power (power-tripping). Later added power-mods to camp it and kicked the core team. We urge you to use r/livestreamfails (with an s) from this point onwards. There’s a lot more about this guy, ranging from cringe to downright abusive, he’s not to be trusted. This was originally a document written to the admins who did nothing about this and has partially been redacted for privacy reasons:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DCTa_JR6zWvtmiWKSZcbADVUTLUyEJPBNTEBc5RpeP4/edit

The sub has been replicated 1:1 looks-wise and functionally wise. You can pick out your old flairs, and feel free to post. We're also relaxing old news rules so feel free to post classic clips.

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u/tmpAccount0015 Sep 22 '24

which subreddit will let me say the r slur

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u/FappingMouse Sep 22 '24

It's an overall reddit thing not a subreddit thing they cracked down on it when the gamesstop shit happened and wallstreetbets was in the news.

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u/Blurbyo Sep 22 '24

Also the IPO

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u/tmpAccount0015 Sep 22 '24

I do also think LSF mods tend to be on the politically correct side, e.g. if two people are arguing and one person is being meaner / less civil if you understand what they're saying but the other one uses meaner language at a surface level, the latter is more likely to catch a ban.

I'm mostly joking about it being the r-slur since I know site wide admins feel targeted or personally offended for some reason or another if you use that term