I had asked a question on an r/zurich thread, just asking about general job opportunities for english speakers and I got a whole bunch of replies that commented on me not having given enough context. I'm not a frequent reddit user, so I don't rlly get why people are so bothered by that? or why people don't just nicely ask for more? is there smthn I'm missing?
I was a few minuts ago before i left the comunity casual uk because i asked for a post a simple question with a small mistake "hey is Snowdown in UK bc i forgot" and got bc of the Word Snowdown instead of Snowdon -6 downvotes is it unfair? It was before -3 and then -6 (in the photo its -3 bc it was long time ago)
a brief yumeshipping-related debate i got in with a stranger
downvotes are on slide 2, just wanted to show the whole thing for context
going from "i don't understand" to "no i completely understand it" so fast feels kindaaaa... i dunno, performative?
plus some of the things i was saying there were parroting my own therapist's words 💔
I just asked a question about something on Reddit as I wanted to genuinely learn and to know what people think. I was pretty new to this space and as it was my first post, I made sure that my post was like perfect and polished. Like I literally read through it hundred times before I posted because I was so nervous. Even though I had this account for two years, I barely used it. But unfortunately I got so much backlash and got overwhelmed that I deleted it from that particular community (I dont know if it was the right thing to do). The question still exists on another community as people were genuinely answering and i did learn new things. Was it only me who deleted the post just because it had too many negative feedback, and downvotes for the reply that I was giving to the negative feedback. I got negative karma which is at -3, before even i fully understood what karma is.
PS. Edited - i got downvoted even in this post.😭😭
GOD FORBID IM SAD ABOUT MY FAVOURITE FEATURE IN THE ORIGINAL GAME BEING REMOVED ?? dang man
