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I don't want to be incendiary, but aren't they just getting new mods? Are the new people going to show up and wreck the place for fun?

The what?

I'm not that well read on this subject, but you can do this in your house or with a VPS? I always thought there was some conflict with residential internet and selfhosting?

Maybe I'm being pessimistic, but this whole thing is starting to sound like "don't interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." Was it rigged from the start? For a couple of days everyone was civil and in less than a week, "Let's Get Ready toooo RUMBLE"!

Was there another way?

Dried Edamame.

Edit: There is some unsaturated fats now that I remember. Also, try to get low sodium ones. Read the nutrition facts when you get the chance, but I am certain there's a good amt of protien and fiber. Very portable, can be eaten like chips.

Out of the loop here, but I've heard about this.

Is this roblox?

I will elaborate. Every user can and should make a list of instances they personally don't like, but admins/mods are also users. They're just telling you that we don't like these instances, but it's your choice on whether you want to block them or not. Maybe they shouldn't show it to you upon signup, I sort of agree there but a new user showing up and needing to start by cleaning up the place to their liking is a bit of friction for them. Will make a stronger selling point for another server that just defederates by default.

Here is the answer.

Autoblock spam and illegal content Make a "not cool" communities list and allow users to check a button upon signing up to block instantly.

Problem solved.

Using Speed Queen as a benchmark, how does Maytag compare? I think they're cheaper but is the quality comparable?

I'm not sure on this, but I think it's the latter that you mentioned.

Why continue to mod it then? Let the place wreck itself with whatever nefarious modder shows up to do the dirty work.

Sidekick phone. Complete gimmick, but it was the coolest thing ever.