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r/Warframe will reopen on June 21st. - Subreddit discussion megathread
  • Hard disagree

    When bus drivers quit, they don't get to keep the bus. Any admin who thinks they OWN their forum enough to close it down (Especially when they don't even own the website it's on) is power tripping. Again, individual users can do what they like, and any moderator who doesn't want to operate on new reddit doesn't have to, more power to 'em. But they don't take the slot with them when they leave.

    Thankfully the mod team understands this, they talk about it in their return reddit post.

  • r/Warframe will reopen on June 21st. - Subreddit discussion megathread
  • I'm personally happy that dormi.zone exists and I hope it grows into it's own little part of the community overtime, maybe distancing itself from reddit's formatting a bit to be 'more than JUST the reddit alternative'. I'll probably even check in to get bullied about my out-of-date username every once in awhile. Still, it'll never be what the subreddit is, and I don't think it should try to be.

  • r/Warframe will reopen on June 21st. - Subreddit discussion megathread
  • Your twitter account wasn't (probably) an active and living part of a game development studio's online presence. Individuals can do whatever they want with their accounts, obviously, but the subreddit isn't that, it's a forum. All the people that choose not to engage with reddit anymore can just do that, but the people who want to interact with warframe ON reddit in SPITE of reddit (I hate twitch but I still watch these streamers, I hate youtube but I still watch yada-yada, etc;) can't anymore with the sub closed. Do what you want, but let everyone else do that, too.

  • r/Warframe will reopen on June 21st. - Subreddit discussion megathread
  • Attempting to stop supporting a massive company you don't like while actively and provably damaging a smaller company and community that you DO like was and is a terrible idea, frankly. I would have been so disappointed if the sub stayed closed while 7 Crimes launched, thinking about the analytics guy at DE looking at the tangible dip of week 1 player activity post-patch (compared to other updates) because the people who usually see the updates coming from looking at the reddit just didn't know it even came out. Honestly, even keeping it closed for the next few days will hurt the anticipation buildup and negatively effect activity, but whatever. Better now than never.

  • What is the Warframe's community's stance on the Reddit blackout and what are your next steps?
  • This is accurate. Whatever your feelings about reddit are, the warframe sub is a major artery for DE as far as advertising, community interaction, feedback, and even bug reporting are concerned. Can these things still be found on other sites like the forum and discord? Of course. Will the thousands and thousands of people who still use reddit as their easy-peasy news website shift over to those places just to get warframe news? Not all of them. Keeping the sub closed just hurts DE, no matter how you look at it.