dormi.zone community and fansite for the free-to-play third-person co-op action shooter, Warframe. The game is currently in open beta on PC, PlayStation 4 & 5, Xbox One & Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.
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We use a 3 strike system. Strikes are given for breaking the Golden Rule, Excessive Trolling Rule, repeated failure to credit artwork, or for continued spam after a warning. Upon the third strike, the offending user is banned from accessing dormi.zone.
Extreme offenses, including but not limited to wishing death on another user or extreme bigotry will result in an instant permanent ban from dormi.zone.
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Do not be rude, condescending, hateful, or discriminatory.
Do not intentionally mislead or antagonize others or act contrarian.
Do not post any of the following:
Violating this rule will result in an instant ban from dormi.zone.
Do not create an account to evade punishment or avoid restrictions.
These rules apply to posts and comments within dormi.zone communities.
You may only accuse another person's or organization's integrity, business practices, etc. if you have sufficient evidence.
Do not beg for in-game items.
Do not obfuscate links using link shorteners like bit.ly.
You must obscure other person's names or usernames in your posts and comments.
Do not introduce politics or other real-world controvery in your posts and comments.
When the sidebar of a community states that "Spoiler Formatting" is being enforced, the following rules apply for posts that involve lore/story spoilers:
These rules apply only to posts within dormi.zone communities.
Posts with vague or no context or with little-to-no information are removed.
Event posts are removed after the event (alert, invasion, etc.) is over.
Meme posts must be 100% (or very close to it) Warframe content, even if it's modelled after an existing meme template.
Posts that involve issues with your Warframe account are removed and referred to the official Warframe support desk.
Posts that are not directly related to the community they're posted in are removed. A clever title or text placed over an image are not enough.
You must limit posts of your own creative content (Captura,art, videos, etc.) to twice a calendar week, starting on Sunday, with at least 24 hours in between.
Posts that offer trades or exchanges of any kind are removed.
Squad recruitment posts are removed and redirected to the pinned Squad Recruitment post.
you guys are out here deleting people who are against this stupid protest? Don't worry I'm gone. Like most of the community you're letting down with this. DE relied on the massive community for posts and engagement. Disappointed to say the least.
If you think you can do a better job than the mods you are free to open your own warframe-themed subreddit and moderate it. You have no right to demand anything of the mods when most of the community is backing them up in this too.
Most of the community? Hardly. How many members were in the reddit? How many are here? Edit. Just looked. Less than one thousand people. Can you do me a favor and remind me how many were on the reddit?
Why would I, it's not my argument to make. If you have problem with the protest open your own subreddit as you've already been told to, you are not entitled to free moderation services.
It's less about having a space on Reddit to discuss Warframe and more about the several years worth of information and content that already exists and is now inaccessible. Also, the community is no less entitled to "free moderation services" than third party app developers are entitled to Reddit API access... Those "free moderation services" wouldn't even be necessary if the sub was made read-only. I like RiF and narwhal as much as the next guy, but having to switch to the slightly worse official app is way less frustrating then suddenly losing access to a bunch of information. The mods will risk losing the support of the community if they inconvenience the community more than the admins do
I think everyone is aware that brand new tech like this can't compete directly with reddit, a megacorporation with literally thousands of employees and a 10 year headstart, in terms of convenience or stability. There is also the sunk cost of having been on reddit a while and having it already configured, setup and filled with data.
Personally for me, that is hardly excuse to not try something new and maybe improve the situation a bit in the long term. After all following that logic we'll be using reddit 50 years into the future as well and nothing will ever change, which just sounds horrifying to me. I also know most people don't care about this beyond the basic convenience so yeah, the moderators will have to find a balance how much they can push it but it's only been a week, larger and more important reddit subs are still locked too, and some by public vote too.
tl;dr Of course it is less convenient, but there are other good reasons to be less dependent on reddit.
Actually, if you add "cache:" to the post you are trying to access, you will get a cached version of the post, allowing you to see its contents. This would've taken a 2 second google search to figure out but thats probably too much effort for you isn't it?
This doesn't work in all situations as demonstrated by the 404 error I receive while trying to access this page. Someone else was able to help me find this post using the Wayback machine yesterday, but I question the reliability of both of these methods considering the wayback machine only had one capture of this page from 2022
The blackout was aimed to build a better environment for every community out there, so that you don’t have to scroll through 3 “He gets us” ads before you can see your beloved Wisp’s assets. If you cared about the Warframe community so much then help build a good one here. Be the change you want to see in the world.
Dude literally came here less than 24 hours ago and did nothing but ask the sub to reopen. I doubt he has it in him to build a good community here.
Bro you have been here three days. Calm down
I removed the post because I didn't feel that a post that only mentions the blackout in general is relevant here. There was no intent to silence voices that speak out against the protest of r/Warframe specifically.
Discussing the r/Warframe subreddit specifically will be allowed on /c/warframe for now. r/Warframe will be opening up in a restricted form on June 21st, when the 7 Crimes of Kullervo update releases.
https://old.reddit.com/r/pics/ and https://old.reddit.com/r/gifs/ have set excellent examples of how we can move forward in this situation.
It was removed because another mod felt the content was misplaced (as it should’ve been in dormi.zone meta).
It was not meant to be a malicious removal and we’re aware it’s not a good look.
As for DE's reliance on the community, have you completely forgotten their own forums? Yes indeed, they have their own place for the community to come to give feedback. They don't have to rely on reddit for that.
I went to find Warframe info on Reddit yesterday and couldn't due to the lockdown (obviously). I just swapped my search criteria elsewhere and ended up in the Warframe forums with the answer I needed. People need to come to the realization that Reddit won't be around forever and you need to also be able to find information in other places as well, it's a good skill to have in life.
There's a meta community for this.
I would like to have the subreddit set to read-only so I could see old threads, but if the mods decide that a full blackout is better, hey it's their subreddit. (Until spez kicks them off and installs a puppet mod team at least)
There is no irreplaceable content on the original warframe sub, and a lot of people are more than happy to help/answer questions anyways. There isn't an excess of posts drowning anything out either so if someone has an answer to your question, there's a good chance you probably won't have to wait too long for a response.
You're probably better off looking at the wiki anyways for information, Reddit is horrible as an aggregator. Usually you have to use Google to find a specific post from Reddit, and even their search results have been returning less relevant results.