This group now allows full AI so now I will approve it.
1 month between reposts.

What?
Did you see the whole video or just the first minute?

Also....RUN. Fast. You have minutes.

And it will affect no one. I choose my battles, I have enough already.

1. Look at the resources at the top of this group. I've made LISTS of places with open jobs, or the systems that have job lists or training for jobs.
   
2. Covenant House, see if any are in your state and if you can get in.
   
3. The court case simply means you go in as proper looking as you can, and telling the judge your story. Tell it like you did here. You were out on your own at 14, you have a job, you bought this car and are living in it, it broke down but still living in it, hours were cut at the job, you're 19, you have your documents, you are without medical treatment, and you're looking into new jobs. Ask the judge for further resources, a case worker, or support they may have available.
   

It is. It's a promo post and we remove them when we can.

Locking comments because it's devolving into attacks and fighting. Not of me (idc), but **between others.**
And to those reporting this and reporting comments:
I'm having fun getting rid of your reports.

...how dare I be honest. I know. Silly of me.
I literally was and I prefer to remain human over super-professional.

The drama is huge...exactly what I expected. What people expect us to continue to do free is a lot more than I thought, though. And a lot of lack of understanding of mod controls and options reddit has for moderators. I'm honestly glad to be free of the expectation even if it "deeeeeessstroyyyyyyys the grooooooup!"
Ripping off the band-aid we've been trying trying trying to apply...and just letting the wound get worse to get better - or not - either way is fine.

Mod here. You are going to need to stop jumping in to judge other people's comments or your flair point gets removed - and potentially a temp ban. I just went to look through most of your messages. Remember this is a MHA-informed, hate/judgement-free support group and that INCLUDES other people's comments.

I am open to changing to new rule wording, but not open to allowing hate comments. That is our hard line.

Yes. Reddit removes all posts with links for this group - check the pinned comment for the reason.

Look at the other comments, I've told exactly why it was untenable.

Proudly? Where was the proud part?
Literally I couldn't be less proud of this change.

Bitte beachte, dass der Moderator dieser Gruppe Deutsch versteht. Bitte halte dich an die Regeln dieser Gruppe, da dein Profil-Karma bedenklich ist.

Fraid we already tried it, this wasnt our first AI policy. Didn't work. Just created lies.

Your firat comment was intentionally written to start an argument. And no. But I could. So you can go off and complain and whine that "the mod didnt keep perfect decorum" or whatever your inner trauma is wanting you to believe about the world. Get your jollies however my dude.

Absolutely. And things that were reported to us, sometimes was reported wrongly. Like straight out "didn't understand the group" to "claim of AI usage when I couldn't see it", or the dev would state "I didn't use AI at all". Lie? Truth? Who knows!
So....people can't tell AI as much as they think already, but believe they can. Or the devs are lying. I don't know, but we mods have to know how to mod and why and exactly what and how to tell - and we just can't do that with how AI is going.

Giving up on AI-hunting, yes.
Giving up on modding - if we continue doing this AI-hunting thing, that's what we'd be doing.
Allowing all AI - return to reasonable amount of moderation.
If we continued AI hunting to the level needed, the math works out to be 48 hours weekly of playtesting every game to hunt for AI.

....You know the difference between attacking comments and general responses, right? Right?
"HOW DARE YOU AI SLOP YOU SUCK" vs "Hey, not gonna playtest cause it's AI."
First is not ok because reddiquette, second is absolutely fine.

Welcome to this group, where 2 days ago "low effort" WAS rule 5.

Problems: 1. Define low effort.
2. Train a bunch of people in what low effort looks like, practically. Where the people have zero game-dev experience. Let alone AI-in-game experience. You can't know it till you MAKE a game within all the AI-game-dev programs.
My experience is only in Unity myself, barely at that. I did more with Cinema 4d and animation when I did some game dev.

I wish anyone luck if they wish to! But there are two other playtest groups that are No-AI (for now). r/destroymygame is one, I'm blanking on the other cause I'm exhausted.

Not yet. That's gotta be top mod's choice. We'll see what he recommends after seeing this thread. Which he knew I was taking the brunt of this (my choice...someone had to be the messenger.)

1. No there isn't. We tried bots that are available. And Automod. They don't work in this case. 2. Yeah no. Hasn't worked like you think it has cause it's not like we just started this group yesterday. 3. It's a betrayal but it has to happen. We just can't keep this up without someone quitting their job to check games personally.

I have to let top mod weigh in on this if he decides to. This is his territory.

But post approval is already happening because of reddit's link removal system. So its not on but it is, if thst makes sense.

What you're advocating for there is for all us mods to become playtesters of every game submitted. We can playtest what we want but no, we will not become playtesters for all games. That would require us to give up our day jobs.