For reference: A 100,000 hour ban is ~11.4 years.
11 years is nothing compared to my cs1.6 ban from when I was a teenager lol
That’s ~20 years, for those who are curious.
I was, and thank you.
10 years is a blink of an eye. I once drew fanart comics for a 2005 tv show fan forum. I posted my last ones in Twitter with little to no fanfare. When Twitter recently turned into X, I logged back in out of curiosity to find one reply… “do these have a homepage?”. 19-ish years later I replied “yes”, and in kind got back a “thanks”.
I got my first comment on a City’s Skyline map I made years ago just the other day. I forgot I even uploaded them.
I wish this person knew the difference between those dot-squiggles that appear between written thoughts.
Honestly, as someone who’s a bit of a grammar elitist myself, this reads totally fine
A bit of a run on sentence, sure. But it reads like a casual verbal conversation, just with commas where the vocal pauses are
I tend to do the same thing, when chatting over text (using commas to indicate verbal phrasing)
I’ve scheduled messages to send as much as 12 months in advance just to make sure a Reddit moderator knows what i think of them
Most reddit mods are all losers on a powertrip. They may not all be 13 years old but they sure as hell act like it. Some of the smaller subreddits manage to find adults who aren’t far-right radicals, those are alright but rare.
I admire the dedication. Seems like a waste of time though. The account they were arguing with probably isn’t even still in use. And even if it is, the argument probably isn’t worth it.
The article said he’s basically only doing it for comedic purposes. It is funny.
