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May it have been the mandatory annual renewal of the registration? It is unrelated to any changes in system policy. You might have received an e-mail leading to the selection of your coming year's membership model.
@frank22
To make a not fully understood difference between metaphor and more or less relevant analogy:
- to cycle the hammer is the practice where you strike all around no matter who is hit
- foster children are those relevancies no one is able or willing to care about and whose wellbeeing has to be institutionalized
- trench war or positional war is when combatants can't reach to hit each other significantly or even decisive (characterized by the damaged surroundings)
- the moth box is a place with very old, more and more worthless stuff nobody has been interested in to open it@Frank
(Argue in this medium without discrediting someone:)Of course you can (...)
But obviously not you
I've seen some good suggestions put forward and discussed
to no effect
Isn't this the very point of this thread?
No, it is not. It started with an attempt to justify a disproportionate measure. There is nothing to gloss over.
tip...if you can't your point across in a couple of short sentences your just chewing gum mate.
Nobody forced you to read this and yet with this accusation you correspond exactly to what I started with.
This whole discussion is obsolete not only because you can no longer argue in this medium without discrediting someone as reprehensible in any way, where once arguments used to be decisive. What really strips the number of its meaning is the fact that the real issue is being ignored. The controversial measure is actually not suitable for solving the alleged problem. Rather, it is ideal to vent anger and make as many people as possible suffer by cycling the hammer.
This also suggests that all is not about a countable number of content providers who use the earned points to enhance their platform's offering, but rather to counter the unnatural allocation of funds or goods for which no return has been given. This is also those trolls turn to, for whom everyone is a parasite who would like to continue receiving the benefits promised the time he joined.Although a wide range of solutions to the problem placed in the foreground would have been so much more obvious and discreet, the chosen way has been to drag the now split community into this trench war and make everyone feel what it's like not to get what is desired -- divide and rule. This way made also sure that remaining foster children are taken care of. Minor popular downloads, reposts, unsolicited software, offers from the moth box and much more is suitable to illustrate a seemingly attractive portfolio for which nothing more needs to be done. Just get the users to provide it voluntarily for points currency withheld on the other side. Besides the fact it got harder to find anything useful among all the rubbish.
In this context, it should also be noted that nothing recognizable has been announced or realized on this front from the official side. The status quo is satisfactory as long as everyone is behaving in conformity. What, if that isn't any longer?Running out of points? Nasty, isn't it? So do something about it! Saving is a tried and tested method to outlast.
Do you have points in requests that will never be fulfilled? Get the fook out of there!
Do you really have to afford every nonsense? Be more selective!
Do you really want to buy points for currency to get stolen goods copied without loss and effort? Think twice about it!
Do you want to keep supporting someone who tells out of the blue: ‘You're not getting this any more because I don't like what it is used for’? Look in the neighbourhood!
It benefits from the self weakening of a co-provider anyway, even though he contributed significantly to the overall offering. There will always be a way to get.This may all sound counterproductive. But we went far beyond productivity anyway, didn't we?
I am not in favour of being punished for your inability and helplessness to locate and remove misbehaving addresses.
Every fifth day this measure continues, I disengage from a less interesting or outdated request. Likewise, I see less and less sense in frequently visiting a site in self-initiated dissolution.
