Well it at least is an obstacle. Broke hackers won't get it or will have to work harder to get around it.

$8500? That's his entire salary for risking death for 6 months in a mercenary group? That sounds like a terrible deal.

Honestly the clown has more or less been dropped. I hardly see him anywhere.

I imagine this is why many people that might consider it just dont. It's easier sometimes to just do the expected things at the expense of one's self.

I will admit sometimes it's nice knowing what's expected.

I get where they're coming from. Moderating a huge online presence where people can make posts about things is difficult and costly. But..... It's their platform and they're in charge of it. So........ It kinda sounds like they have to.

Tell me about your experience? I've been interested, but it's admittedly daunting.

I think its because they don't see how it will benefit them specifically.

I've been thinking this. I get that reddit is a huge platform, but that's exactly why we should let them figure out their own mess. It's not our problem.

I wonder if internally, they're panicking.

I've commented plenty enough but did definitely decide often that it wasn't worth it. I do try to consider people's interpretations of things I say, but words still don't always come out as intended. Sometimes I'd hava a hit. Occasionally I'd be down voted somewhat heavily. Usually I'm stressing over what I say and it gets maybe 10 upvotes..

At this point I'll probably still do that contemplating before posting thing, because frankly, despite it not really impacting my life, it can still hurt to be down voted on a comment you carefully wrote and curated.

You can do this? I'm tempted to do it for myself.

Same for myspace. When was the last time that was relevant?