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Re: No moral reasons for sure

Reply #15 –
I forgot to mention.

The way he treated all the vendors there, who gave 50% of all to him.
He betrayed them, each and every one  >:(

I would like to have a word for creatures like him, sadly there isn't one bad enough I could come up with.
Handle with care, I'm easy distracted with a woozy mind

Re: No moral reasons for sure

Reply #16 –
Quote from: MKDAWUSS – on
One moment it sounds like this was a thought out decision with significant consideration, the next it was sudden and they had no choice. One moment it was because a payment processor tapped them on the shoulder, the next it's because of some incident (investigation? lawsuit?). All packaged in a self-inflicted PR disaster and now you have a site in freefall and the community trying to develop contingency plans if they still can.
Don't think we'll ever going to get to the bottom of this.
Everything is so convoluted ... as per usual in these matters.
Smoke, mirrors and contradictions ?
Reads like damage control !
Personally ?
I don't give a f**k.
They wanna shoot themselves in the foot ?
Let them !

- John -

Re: No moral reasons for sure

Reply #17 –
Quote from: Friedland – on
Quote from: MKDAWUSS – on
One moment it sounds like this was a thought out decision with significant consideration, the next it was sudden and they had no choice. One moment it was because a payment processor tapped them on the shoulder, the next it's because of some incident (investigation? lawsuit?). All packaged in a self-inflicted PR disaster and now you have a site in freefall and the community trying to develop contingency plans if they still can.
Don't think we'll ever going to get to the bottom of this.
Everything is so convoluted ... as per usual in these matters.
Smoke, mirrors and contradictions ?
Reads like damage control !
Personally ?
I don't give a f**k.
They wanna shoot themselves in the foot ?
Let them !

- John -


We're probably not, but boy is this plot thickening...

I (and I think many) now wouldn't be surprised if the site goes down, and since I have enough ways to reach a few people I've met from there, the worst part would be the tediousness of trying to reup all my renders somewhere else.

Re: No moral reasons for sure

Reply #18 –
Unfortunately, that is a side effect of using sites of social media style.
Sites goes down - which they tend to do all the time - and you've lost years of work in an instant.
So it is important to have a plan B.
... and a plan C.
'Cause you can never trust CEO's, CC processors or Boards.

Well, to say something positive, there's always Bluesky.
X is, in my firm opinion, out of the question.
Elon Musk ?
Nope !

- John -