u/FartyWalruss

In my opinion, the biggest problem on this sub are all the people who aren't rich, but literally saturate all of the topics with their uninformed opinions on all things about "being rich".

It really takes away from this sub because you don't know who knows what they're talking about, and who doesn't.

Subs like FATFire have a verification option.

You can show docs offline and earn a Verified flare that appears next to your username when you post or comment. I'd love one that also shows an amount here, like:

UserName1760 - Verified $17m NW

Does this sub offer verification or would the Mods consider adding it?

iOS app. Both iPhone and separate iPad. Both iOS versions are updated. App versions updated.

When it answers questions, it just lags. Letter by letter typing out. It's painful to watch.

Sometimes it's instant. Then it'll start lagging again. It's been doing this for weeks.

I just wonder if they're even aware of it? Because by now they should've fixed it if they were.

I'm on a pro subscription.
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The other sub has turned into a police state. Which would be fine if the rules even made sense, and were logically enforceable.

But they're not. Which tells me everything I need to know about who's moderating that sub.

I appreciate everyone who answered my question about alternative subs, over there. Of course that post got deleted by the moderators.

As someone who admin'd a community for 20 years with over 75,000 users, the rules here recently have gotten to be too restrictive and unreasonable for my liking.

It reminds me of when I go to the Philippines, and everyone wants to open my bag everywhere I go. And after I've gone through two security checks at the airport there's another one right at my gate.

The intentions are supposed to be good, but the execution reflects a lack of understanding of how things should be done.

No offense to the mods. Just think that another sub that allows a little freedom is needed. And one that ensures none of the moderators are Filipino as well.

Thank you 🙏

So just to clarify - upon arrival, the move to avoid all headaches in that clusterF of a pickup zone, is to simply call a Grab right?

So with 6 lanes of gridlocked cars filling up that pickup area, do you walk all the way to the left before the cars start to pile up and get in the car there?

Or just play Frogger and try to find your Grab in that car pileup?

Thank you.

I keep all my "General" questions and topics in a "General" chat for organization purposes. I keep specific topics to their own separate text chats and I give all of them a memorable "name".

Obviously the General chat is longer than the others but I literally just created this account 3 weeks ago and maybe use it a few times a day for random questions.

The chat is hardly very long. And despite paying $100 a month for Pro, I am seeing "You've reached the maximum length for this conversation" and it wont let me proceed without creating a new chat.

What is the logic here? Lack of disk space? Because my phone is 1TB. And ChatGPT is taking up a miniscule amount of data space. Plus, its text. There is no less imposing communication medium, size-wise. How have I reached a "maximum limit" ? Why is there one at all?