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10 Ways The Orville Is Better Than Modern Star Trek
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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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Thank you for saying this. I'm keen to see /m/scifi succeed so I'm concerned we avoid what made /r/scifi such a dreary place. You're raising some great community-based questions and concerns and I hope people are paying attention.
You're welcome!
I was genuinely surprised to see the downvotes, especially when I can see the effort you're putting into trying to promote activity and discussions here.
I'm not - community behavior is something I think very carefully about and these kinds of potentially-toxic behaviors (passive-aggressive downvotes, no attempt to follow Rules #2 and #3) are exactly why I didn't enjoy /r/scifi.
I think you might have misunderstood my comment - I didn't think you were the one doing the downvoting, I was expressing my surprise that others were downvoting you. Sorry if that wasn't clear!
I think they're saying they're not surprised to see the downvotes :)
Oh! Yes, that makes sense. So I'm the one who misunderstood ๐คฆ๐ป
Sorry, @inkican ๐
See, this (along with perpetual anxiety over whether I've worded something the best way) is why I normally just lurk online... but I want to see this group, and Kbin/Lemmy more generally, succeed... so I'm trying to participate more!
For what it's worth from this internet stranger, I think you're doing a great job of contributing! Misunderstandings are inevitable and it's the calm conversation that followed and lack of subsequent flame war that hopefully is helping this differentiate from /r/scifi lol
Thank you, that's very much appreciated. ๐