1. As I stated as long as it's not Jimmy Joe Bob who smokes meth 24 /7, homeschool can be a good alternative. 2. No I have not used my pillow.
Has anyone ever moved to a new country? I've spent the past year thinking about moving to New Zealand or Australia and lightly researching it, but I'd appreciate if someone could point me to any resources where I could ask more specific questions, like a subreddit or something of the sort...
@Blijo, I have 2 questions for you. 1. Are you doing okay, too? 2. Do you own a 1940s car? EDIT: I tag Srockzz too much.
I don't feel I have enough info to weigh in on the issues of censorship and communication. But one thing that irks me is that several of those waybacked posts seem to make the argument that the mod approval team should manually sift through each and every config, terrain, app, and scenario for anything that might be considered offensive. Some levels can have dozens or hundreds of square miles of terrain, often obscured. Vehicles can have hundreds of parts and tens of thousands of lines of code in multiple languages. Mods are complicated, human offense even more so. It's not realistic to demand that the devs find each and every inadvisable word, phrase, image, or symbol presented in one of a dozen formats out of potentially two hundred or so files within the maybe 20 minutes they have to process each mod. If they can find such content in advance, it's obviously preferable. But if the dev team misses potentially well-hidden or culturally specific offensive language, images, or references during a preliminary screening, the devs are not the ones at fault. And if you see the need to include content you are unsure of the impact of, either talk to a moderator first or don't release it on the repo.
