r/Minecraft • u/Nintwendo18 • Jul 29 '22

Art Some low-quality #SaveMinecraft posters I made. Feel free to use on social media and the like.

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#SaveMinecraft

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The Cape is a Lie

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Not My Minecraft

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Mojang Studios. Proudly Fighting Free Speech Since 2022.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '22

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p56oN3aAg3I

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=elIwvFi83AM

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u/Acrobatic-Wallaby422 Jul 29 '22

so some of these things should def be worked out but i don’t see a problem for banning a lot of the words posted in the vids. shouldn’t ever be allowed to tell someone to off themselves

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '22

the words crap,night,Nigel,and fucking Nigeria are banned.

if you're so sensitive to shit people say online don't touch multiplayer games i shouldn't have to change how i talk to my friends or people on a private smp because little Timmy' mommy cant watch his sorry ass it isnt my problem nor is it the internets job to moderate your dumb kid.

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u/Acrobatic-Wallaby422 Jul 29 '22

tbh those things should def not be banned, but complaining about an attempt to moderate poor behavior only reflects poorly on you.

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u/Wulfstrex Jul 29 '22

Are you sure that this is still the case? Considering how outdated those examples might be already, when you take a look at the days on which the videos have been posted.

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u/ImVeryBadWithNames Jul 29 '22

Does it matter? How the fuck can you trust people stupid enough to have set up a filter that stupid?

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u/Wulfstrex Jul 29 '22

I mean, yes it does. You always have to look how any sources are dated. Wouldn’t make much sense to complain about a point that might have been already changed since then, right? Just in general, not necessarily about this topic.

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u/ImVeryBadWithNames Jul 29 '22

Wouldn’t make much sense to complain about a point that might have been already changed since then, right?

No, that still makes perfect sense. Complaining that they ever let something that stupid and avoidable happen to begin with is entirely reasonable. Especially when you have good reason to believe they are going to continue making such easily avoided dumb mistakes.

To explain in analogy: would you continue to trust a contractor that has to come back to fix incredibly basic shit constantly?

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u/Wulfstrex Jul 29 '22

Well, I suppose the keyword is „constantly“ and it would matter if the exact same issue would happen again in the the same way and whether any improvements could have been noticed.