Hexbear's new head of operations just dropped, and their way of dealing with the fallout of their last struggle session is to hand bans out like candy to their concerned and disillusioned users while throwing out "epic" quips like insecure teenagers along the way coupled with their communication (and seemingly contempt) towards their own userbase which isn't helping their allegations at all and the revelations that were learned about Hexbear's moderators and admins from their most recent struggle session.

The last few days have honestly shaken my faith in Hexbear and their team and I hope the mods and admins at Lemmygrad are monitoring the situation closely.

  • AssortedBiscuits [they/them]
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    16 days ago

    As someone with a 2 year old account, I have no fucking clue. What started out as misgivings over two comms being replaced has metastasized into whatever the fuck this is. It seems like there are contradictions that had existed since /r/chapotraphouse that were never fully resolved. I don't know exactly what because I only occasionally lurked /r/chapotraphouse way back in the day. Mix in all these 2 month alts of people who claim to have been around since /r/chapotraphouse and it comes off as a bizarre mess. It really does feel like people with 5+ year old grudges beefing at this point.

    Anyways, this is yet another case of the news mega being the best part of Hexbear.

    • SovietCollie@lemmygrad.ml
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      16 days ago

      Anyways, this is yet another case of the news mega being the best part of Hexbear.

      Facts. I only really go on Hexbear for the news mega, I'd personally don't want to lose it because a bunch of admins wanted to make Hexbear their own fiefdom.

      EDIT: Even though I rarely go on the TheDunkTank if at all, I do hope they get their comm reinstated.

      • AssortedBiscuits [they/them]
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        16 days ago

        Realistically, if we somehow lose the news mega, we'll just move to lemmygrad.

        And the news mega actually tries to implement some form of democratic centralism:

        • https://hexbear.net/comment/5400134
        • https://hexbear.net/comment/5426732

        It turns out people are less likely to get mad at major changes if they're actually the one submitting and voting on those changes.

    • tripartitegraph [comrade/them]
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      16 days ago

      Yeah, I appreciate the occasional dunk, but I'm basically only going to use the news mega anymore. Big fat unforced L from the admins/mods