@realRubenSim Unfortunately, they are more interested in defending their particular premises than admitting they are wrong and actually doing something that benefits the community
@Roblox Reporting methods through official channels are completely ineffective, even for dealing with the BASICS; using them would be pointless.
This is quite ironic, coming from a company that claims Moderation is a "top priority"
@greenlegocats I think it's unlikely, but in any case it's better to keep the pressure on Roblox, more for the symbolic act of showing that we don't agree with their actions.
@RealSchlep Sometimes, a boycott is the only valid option we have when it comes to Roblox's poor decisions.
This is the point we have to reach to have any chance of being heard
This will only hurt their image further. This is an unnecessarily aggressive approach against those who still fight for the safety of the platform and its users.
@LukasThePickle In paper, it is a good idea, in practice, it could also be good. But the point is that platform moderation is unable to deal with the BASICS.
So yeah, many inappropriate emotes will be released in a short time. And probably most will go unnoticed for a long time.
@soggycinnamons@RealSchlep The R6 was the basis of the platform's visual identity for a long time, before the R15 existed. Unfortunately, it has now been abandoned and may be deprecated.
@RealSchlep Rthro simply isn't Roblox. It doesn't make sense to have a "realistic" anthropomorphic character in a game that looks like Lego. It would be like adding a round skin to Minecraft
I redesigned the Roblox player and Roblox studio icons to feature the original Roblox logo, but I kept some of the current icon concept.
It's basically as if the original logo had never been removed and was still in use today