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It was a mistake for Reddit to allow subreddits to set their own rules

I don't post at least 50% of the ideas and questions I would like to, because every time, I first think, are the mods just going to not allow it to be posted, after I write it all up, or if it is posted, cancel it?

The mods just make up "quality" or other random rules, and it just creates subreddits where no unpopular ideas are aired, and no non-mainstream questions or takes, because the echo chamber amplifies itself amongst what members thrive there and what tendencies are encouraged in them.

It would have been better if Reddit had set a couple rules, which it seems to have done anyway, and then forced all mods of subs to have open discussion boards, especially since there can only (especially when speaking practically) board for each theme, and one subdomain, which people often search their subject just by typing r/whatever.

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u/eratonnn — 6 days ago

Is there a kind of uber-small patch connector?

I have small patch cords for between pedals, but I mean even lighter (not for floor use, or even external use perhaps) for a multi-effects box.

I'm imagining patches that have the jacks normal, then a super flat head, basically like a carpenter's nail, then a lightweight wire(s) to connect to another such jack.

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u/eratonnn — 24 days ago

What keyboard do people use to mount to Behringer Wasp (I assume people do this so it's like the original)?

If you want to just basically make a Wasp (Behringer Wasp with keyboard and some construction so they're a unit)?

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u/eratonnn — 2 months ago

How does RJD stay private, part II ...

There was some good info in the replies on the original post, so thanks, but I'm going to retry this question because either I didn't write it well enough or people don't understand exactly the type of situation I was referring to.

In his little village he goes to the pub and people don't impose, and he stopped driving around in tanks, I assume, which would be maybe irresistible to SM kids.

But I assume he travels, and when he's somewhere else, he might go to a park or a bar or a restaurant, and someone would recognize him at a restaurant sometimes, and at the park he might start chatting with some people (in some countries this is more common than not chatting with strangers), and in these countries it's not like Europe where people understand it's rude to take pictures and a privacy violation, well, like a percentage have that view but a lot don't understand that, and they will literally, when they talk to someone and find out they're famous, or see someone famous at a restaurant, just start taking pictures of them, without asking.

So if RJD does travel and meet strangers and go to restaurants, how does he maintain his privacy in this way?

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u/eratonnn — 2 months ago
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How does Richard James maintain privacy?

He has a lot of fans, and is pretty famous.

Yet, you don't see random photos of him all the time posted by random people on Social Media. I wonder how this is achieved (Daft Punk, Boards of Canada, also).

If he went to a park and met new friends where I live, people finding out who he was and that he was famous would immediately start trying to take pictures, whether he liked it or not. Does this just not happen where he lives, because I assume he goes out and meets new people and stuff and goes to restaurants.

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u/eratonnn — 2 months ago

I have one that has some digital issues (multi doesn't work, probably the battery needs replacing and have to re load to the AV KB), but it seems I can control the KB using midi FROM Ableton (although even then it seems to not send it properly and like adds a bunch of high notes or something or is out of tune), but it doesn't seem to want to send midi notes out of the KB at all (I'm using a midi 5 pin to USB adapter, which I've used in the past including for a AV TI2, and the adapter has little lights that flash when midi signals pass though it, and these flash when the midi comes from Ableton to the KB but from the KB no lights.

Does anyone have the KB (or maybe the AV B) working as a midi controller for Ableton?

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u/eratonnn — 4 months ago