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One Voater said they came here and seemed to be a lot of "bad blood". Makes me kinda sad. Been coming here daily for over a year and really the only time Voat is brought up anymore is when there is an outage or some cumboxsockhammer attempt to mess us up.

Then check to see what ol' putt had to say about it. No activity (posts or comments) for NINETEEN days.

Meanwhile everyone is clapping each other on the back, glad "it's" back.....sometimes it reminds of the scene from Titanic where the musicians are still playing.

Glad and set this place up, having the foresight to see the need before voat ever disappears for ever.

One Voater said they came here and seemed to be a lot of "bad blood". Makes me kinda sad. Been coming here daily for over a year and really the only time Voat is brought up anymore is when there is an outage or some cumboxsockhammer attempt to mess us up. Then check to see what ol' putt had to say about it. No activity (posts or comments) for NINETEEN days. Meanwhile everyone is clapping each other on the back, glad "it's" back.....sometimes it reminds of the scene from Titanic where the musicians are still playing. Glad @PMYB2 and @AOU set this place up, having the foresight to see the need before voat ever disappears for ever.

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[–] • 3 pts

I am curious why you think it would be better if the admins were not around?

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

My example won't exactly apply to posting on an internet forum, but I specifically prefer to work night shifts and weekends for exactly this reason: It's easier to get things done if you're not forever looking over your shoulder in fear of your actions being misconstrued. To get more jovial and genuine interactions, you must decrease the amount of administrative oversight.

You're always going to have the people who run to the admins with everything they perceive as a problem. I don't think there should be administrative intervention unless the actual problem breaks a law or one of the written rules.