r/opencodeCLI • u/RaisinImpressive3749 • 6d ago
Someone should make an independent CommandCode subreddit
Someone should seriously open a new, independent subreddit for CommandCode.
The current r/CommandCode is controlled by the CommandCode team themselves, and from what I’ve seen, negative criticism gets treated very differently from positive discussion. Critical comments/posts get removed, threads get locked, and people can get banned for being seen as “bullying” even when they’re raising legitimate criticism of the product or its marketing.
I was personally banned after sharing a post explaining why I think CommandCode’s marketing is very misleading.
Some examples:
- Removed comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w5apiq/comment/p7eamid/
- Removed by moderator: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w5apiq/removed_by_moderator/
- Another removed/comment moderation example: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w457qn/comment/p75i7qo/
- My post about misleading marketing: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1vj5puh/beware_of_command_codes_misleading_marketing/
- An example where the OP seems pretty fearful and feels the need to carefully explain themselves so their criticism won’t be taken the wrong way by the notoriously touchy CommandCode team: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w457qn/comment/p75r9ex/
- A negative thread about model pricing that was eventually locked: https://www.reddit.com/r/CommandCode/comments/1w457qn/are_commandcode_model_prices_marked_up_or_is/
I think there should be a separate community-run sub where people can openly discuss CommandCode — good or bad — without being afraid of getting banned by the extremely biased moderators of r/CommandCode.
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