12-30-2019, 07:00 PM
Richard Heart is now censoring his Hex community
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I hate to give this project more PR but I think it's worth mentioning what's been going on recently in the Hex communities.</p> <p>Richard setup a TG for Hex and several related sub categories, one of which being HexBad. The premise of this group was to show that he allowed people to criticise, hate and even fud Hex which he would argue against in another channel "HexFud".</p> <p>In theory this seems like a reasonable thing to do and shows he's willing to answer to challenges regarding Hex. Over time however this group become the most popular to the point even Richard was a regular. I noticed however a lot of critical regulars were disappearing to the point that most comments were new users.</p> <p>It turns out very recently the moderators (assuming RH) have been disabling comments and/or banning lots of members. Most likely this has been going on all along, of course, basically curating the narrative of Hex criticism. This does seems like a coordinated move and begs the question, why start limiting peoples discussion now? </p> <p>I figured it's worth bringing this up just in case there's going to be an exit, also it's worth letting people know that he's actively trying to limit people from posting undesirable comments about the project.</p> </div><!-- SC_ON --> Kind Regards R
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I hate to give this project more PR but I think it's worth mentioning what's been going on recently in the Hex communities.</p> <p>Richard setup a TG for Hex and several related sub categories, one of which being HexBad. The premise of this group was to show that he allowed people to criticise, hate and even fud Hex which he would argue against in another channel "HexFud".</p> <p>In theory this seems like a reasonable thing to do and shows he's willing to answer to challenges regarding Hex. Over time however this group become the most popular to the point even Richard was a regular. I noticed however a lot of critical regulars were disappearing to the point that most comments were new users.</p> <p>It turns out very recently the moderators (assuming RH) have been disabling comments and/or banning lots of members. Most likely this has been going on all along, of course, basically curating the narrative of Hex criticism. This does seems like a coordinated move and begs the question, why start limiting peoples discussion now? </p> <p>I figured it's worth bringing this up just in case there's going to be an exit, also it's worth letting people know that he's actively trying to limit people from posting undesirable comments about the project.</p> </div><!-- SC_ON --> Kind Regards R