DaGuys470

So that's where he got all those terrible business decisions from. Maybe he can sell flame throwers to bring in the lost money.

Absolut. Außer natürlich in kleineren Subs mit besonders aktiven Usern, die man wiedererkennt, versteht sich

*cite the bible to disprove them

Personally, I am a huge fan of public transport (also without a driver's license), but there are certain downsides to it that really can't be ignored. The biggest of them all: dependability/dependancy. As a user of public transport I am dependant on that mode of transport to operate. If they don't, I'm stuck. Say the public transport you wanna take operates only every one or two hours, that significantly changes how flexible you are and also alters the way you can plan. Instead of committing to, say for example, leaving at 8am and returning at 4pm, I may have to leave at 9am and return at 3pm (effictively cutting my visit short by 2 hours) if those are the only times with service. And then of course construction can be a nightmare, depending on where it needs to be carried out.

Car users don't have these issues. They can travel whenever they want and wherever they want on whatever route they prefer. No need to change between trains, no danger of missing the bus or running into construction, no restrictions caused by the train schedule.

Zumindest bis u/spez den Doctor Strange macht und alles rückgängig macht

It's volunteer work, which some people enjoy. Much like being a volunteer firefighter or member of a local club. I have modded across Discord, Twitch and also Reddit (for a short amount of time) and there is a certain joy it brings you. You get to care for a forum in which people like you discuss your favorite topics. You get to keep your own community clean and happy. And having that power and responsibility does give one a lot of joy. Think about it like it's parenting. Nobody is gonna pay you for having kids (in fact you're gonna lose a bunch of money), but when they succeed in life it makes you extremely happy.

In case you live in Europe: keep prove of the deletion and if your comments are recovered keep proof of that as well. Under European law (GDPR) you can file a complaint. If a large amount of people claim violations of GDPR Reddit's gonna have some issues.

Wenn das bei mir passiert, werde ich auf jeden Fall eine Beschwerde bei der entsprechenden Behörde einreichen.

Some of the more niche ones, such as music composition or Euroleague Basketball. I doubt enough people migrate to a actually create a somewhat active community for those.