#hellden v.5

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Trad asking for our cats to speak different language is not like we're asking for leeway for cats to speak to humans. We may say our cats are speaking Japanese, and it still doesn't actually mean they're speaking human language. Just can't communicate with other felines from different regions. Its not that hard to process.

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Trad further descending into hell

I seriously feel bad for those still in trad. Accents are a thing but different languages aren't?? Even though accents imply different languages and cultural backgrounds??? I'm so done y'all. Get out while you still can.

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I swear to God

My work will be over when FF is dead and six feet under.

When I can finally stop updating this damn blog.

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This Just In

warrior cats (cats that are capable of communicating with each other and developing entire fucking societies and battle tactics), are incapable of creating new ranks or deciding to go to gatherings that don’t pertain to their culture because it wasn’t in the books. :)))))

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admins are incapable of setting rules in stone

let me tell you a story.

staff had previously come to the decision (based on the screenshot above, sent by maple, god bless), that catnip could be used for mind altering affects. this was in a response to an incident earlier this year in wherein a member brought up concern about catnip being used and traded, because it was dangerously akin to ‘drug dealing.’ catnip is not a drug. It was not allowed to be treated or traded (dealt) like one, but it could still be used for mind altering affects. this was understandable, the memberbase was fine with this negotiation. Staff had come to a reasonable conclusion, we had accepted it and we moved on.

months after this was stated, staff started up again, contradicting themselves and saying catnip could not be used for mind altering affects, because once more, it wasn’t in the books (even though we already know that’s a shitty excuse). despite the fact that staff had discussed the rule and agreed on it they decided to change it without warning, thinking they could shoot down the creative possibilities of catnip.

when we brought it up in a thread about how “wait, this isn’t right. why are you changing rules without warning when they had been agreed on?” this was alakritous’s response:

they decided to disregard Maple’s words because she was a GM, because in their eyes, because she was not an admin, and guess what that means? said rule was now either null and void or up for them to bend to their rule for shitty reasons. Alakritous didn’t even bother addressing the actual question; she didn’t acknowledge the fact that it wasn’t just Maple that made the rule, but many others in staff that had come to the conclusion; Maple was only a messenger. Even if Maple was a GM, that did not make the spoken rule any less valid. Alakritous was dismissive of Maple because she was an filthy, lowdown, stinking GM. Oh, the horror!

Alakritous decided to focus on Maple’s rank in staff and target that rather than addressing the actual message itself. now that was unfair, because they instituated that just because she was a GM and she was the one that delivered it that it meant that her word meant less than theirs and that rules couldn’t be set in stone.

essentially, if you’re not an admin, your word doesn’t mean shit, even if it’s not your word, but rather a message you’re delivering on behalf of staff.

i’ll let that speak for itself.

when we asked that staff to make a rules page, they refused because they claimed members should know what is expected of rules. problem is, we can’t know what is expected of us if there’s no real rules in the first place, and said rules are fluid and up to staff’s decision in the moment. like sheo said, if they see something they don’t like, they can instantly change it without warning. it’s a pattern; staff have recently gained the habit of forcing rules and such without the consent of member’s or their knowledge. after all, according to them, staff’s word is law (no matter what, even if law is shitty, or even if a law had been agreed on prior, they can instantly retcon that (and they’ll do it without member’s knowledge too)).

talk about staff reserving the right to create rules and enforce them because they’re in power all you want, there’s no way in hell that shit like that is even close to benevolent or reasonable.

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screenshot from hellden v.5

(screenie is a little blurry, if need to be, you can zoom in)

a screenshot from one of the rules they started enforcing on trad feralfront. you may think staff reserve the right to make any rule they’d like, no matter how spontaneous, but that’s not the issue here. the issue is that:

- said rules have been in trad for well over a year, and staff is only just now enforcing these rules. for some shitty reason???

- said rules have a shit ton of flaws in them. the law of “wasn’t in the books, can’t be in roleplay” is only an excuse to limit creativity on the site? apparently cats aren’t capable of creating original ranks for themselves because,,, NOT CANON!

- the excuse of it not being in the books is not a genuine reason to prohibit something so harmless. even said rule itself is filled with flaws. darkclan wasn’t an actual clan in the books; i guess they shouldn’t exist in trad either. technically bloodclan shouldn’t be as well. they were long gone around the time the second series came out. there was no reason for them to regroup.

- despite the fact the main majority of trad seemed upset with these decisions, staff refused to listen? said rules weren’t up for debate? such a rule in of itself is unreasonable, especially given that dynamo wants feralfront to be a “fun!!111!” place. no place is fun if the staff doesn’t give any shits about the memberbase has to say, and dismisses their genuine concerns.

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ahh, good ol’ dynamo

in case you weren’t aware, anomalous is dynamo. look at him claiming that all banned members are shitty and toxic in order to get his ass-kissers to generalize banned people (many of whom were banned for no reason), and make them recieve even more hate. good ol’ dyna.