>>1062728
It's a reference to when Elon Musk coined the term "unregretted user seconds" when he had to alter the algorithm after very publicly losing an argument.
>>1062732
I guess you could see it like that. Many users saw it as "stay positive or the algorithm will punish you". They were making jokes using "kind" language to talk about no-no topics. Because how would you quantify "regretted" seconds other than tagging & suppressing terms you personally believe others would "regret" reading? It's just weasel words.
>>1062728
Anyway, my reference to that while quoting the word "positivity" is because "unregretted user seconds" was viewed as a demand for positivity.
To address the broader topic, I post OC with a few cool anons still around who actually make things, but I don't shy away from negativity. I think getting frustrated with things that are shitty is natural & necessary. People need to vent. They can't all just go beat their wife to let off steam. Consider that they may not have a wife or maybe they're a fag with AIDS so they're too weak to beat anyone. Regardless, rage is /v/ culture. I can see what has driven the suppression of "negative" posts & I don't agree that person should be given a win by limiting others. You can debate the legitimacy of the leaks, but if the thread is bumplocked the assumption is that debate is not allowed.
>>1062733
>>1062754
#1 has the most readable dialogue, but "they do it for free" text is still practically illegible. I'd still pick #1 though. Here. I put logos on it in two different ways.