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You're complaining that a company is framing a certain situation in a given way and yet that's exactly what you're doing here, framing it in a different way try
by throwaway0071 9y ago
You're complaining that a company is framing a certain situation in a given way and yet that's exactly what you're doing here, framing it in a different way trying to convince us of your point. I don't see the difference.
- Double_Cast 9y agoAll words have framing. Don't make me link Zizek. More seriously. My takeaway is not "I wish Patreon hadn't issued an apology", but to beware promises without binding contracts or strong signals of fidelity.
- jknoepfler 9y agoI am saying that substantive action is the criterion upon which to base your judgment of their contrition, not their words.
- chipotle_coyote 9y agoIt seems to me that at this point in time, the only substantive action they can take is - cancel this change - consult with the community about how to solve the perceived problem Both of which they appear to be doing. I get that the proof of sincerity is in what solution they eventually move forward with, but I think what people are pushing back at you on is your apparent argument that what they've done so far to fix this isn't good enough. I think what they've done so far to fix this is literally all they can do at this moment.