u/luminous-fabric

We've been going through the last few months of reports while there hasn't been moderators, and honestly, some of them are laughable

We will not be removing posts and comments because they are

- not in English
- too long
- disagreeing with you

Someone disagreeing with your post is not "Targeted Harassment" - that's when they follow you across reddit

Someone disagreeing with you is not "Targeting a protected class" - that's for people being racist or sexist

Someone disagreeing with you is not "Not Being Respectful" - calling you insults is.

Someone posting screenshots with names redacted is not "personal information"

Someone posting about their boyfriend's mother is not "not about in-laws" - for the purposes of this sub, your partner's family is enough. Not everyone gets, or wants to get married, so this is explicitly allowed.

And currently we have no rule about anyone being able to post their side. We had people referring to "Just Nos" in their report which isn't our community. If someone posts here who might be the problem, then let them.

We're trying to let you self-moderate - If someone's talking absoulte shit, you're allowed to disagree. You're allowed to downvote.

This might change in the future, depending on what the community needs, but please stop reporting everything. Downvote or move on or leave the community if you need something different.

Evening!

There hadn't been any human mods in here for a while - and so reddit turned a heavier moderation setting on, which has meant a lot of posts have been removed automatically.

We don't really want that setting turned on, but we need some time to settle in, and make sure that as soon as we turn it of, we aren't bombarded with spam.

Please bear with us while we work through this change, this sub is quite busy, and we want people to be able to get the support and advice they need, while not being exposed to trolls, AI posts and abuse.

Thanks

-Mods

I took my first jab at 18:15 on Tuesday, 2.5mg

Wednesday afternoon, all Thursday and now all Friday I've had a headache. It can be mostly mitigated with ibuprofen/paracetamol, but is this going to happen every week? Did anyone else experience this?

Lads, it's shite.

I used to sit down once a week and check what was coming out. Looking at the 'What's On' page I could see things in the distance like Akira or Spilt Milk, and book them.

Now you have to click on each day to see what's on each and every one, rather than see what's coming and make it fit into your life.

https://preview.redd.it/7sraslsfx05h1.png?width=331&format=png&auto=webp&s=054e3c696ec4f24afd0f1f99a50500bba72e6c30

There's no way I'm clicking each day on a month just to see more showings of Michael or Super Mario. It's a terrible user experience now for anyone that goes a lot, rather than people that choose the day and then go to whatever.

Edit: They've also made the week start on Sunday. Gross.