Oh well

Yall probably heard about the Behind-the-scenes file that dropped, Imma just talk about it and say what I have to tell you.

Well I'm no better, ok? I've complained about the mods three times on j.ai with all the bs that has been happening. (Most recent one being on my bots being taken down.) But I'll admit that after knowing how they operate, I've been complaining to the wrong people. And for those who know, I've never been as respectful on Discord, especially in DMs.

I do apologize to the mods and everything bad I've said about them.

Now look, the devs. I'll tell you what I truly think about them. From what I've seen and understood, they never communicated about a thing with the mods — they learned about the new changes as users did, which is a mistake from the dev team. But that's just the tip of the iceberg to me.

What do you MEAN they weren't allowed to talk about the hidden rules to the users? Forbidden to talk about the actions being taken on the users? And I thought this whole "hidden rule" was a joke among creators, but IT'S TRUE????

The devs didn't bother giving the mods proper equipment to check up on the site. They were the ones doing most of the work related to the users and bots, and you tell me they couldn't properly ban someone or their bots? What is that? No, really. I thought the mods had power but they can't interact with everything outside of public things.

Their actions even get undone because of users going directly to the devs. Many bots related to the #KK and n#zi bots were removed by the mods just to be reuploaded because of one dude? (And sorry but you have not to have a scholarship to not know what the #KK is.) But that excuse actually worked. Wow.

Now I gotta address something. Tell me when a CSAM is "very bad" because just something like that, is, in itself, very bad and no argument will make me think otherwise.

If you know me, I want equality between every creator no matter their follower number or not. Which is one reason I hate botters. Everyone on this site should have the same rights and chances. But turns out, if you had more than 666 followers (the one who put up this rule is a fucking weirdo btw) They'd DM you before taking action on your account. If you had less? Boom, action, no warning.

Even the verification mark doesn't have any meaning anymore since it was based off if a dev liked your bots or not, which is insane and (obviously) not how people should be rewarded. Take mine already, it's worthless now. I've worked hard to earn it just for the verification to be like that? Take it away from me. This png is meaningless now. Shouldn't even be "verified creator" but "Lucky one" or "Favorite Creator"

The mods were victims of death threats, doxxing threats, and a LOT of other threats. I can't picture in any other way possible than this: <