- Feb 12, 2017
- 733
- 741
- 136
What happened to AnandTech?
AnandTech has become very hostile and intolerant to any dissent.
This site is now has at least one overzealous moderator (who I cannot mention by name since that would be against the rule).
I have posted many "predictions" (which aren't really predictions) to the "video cards and graphics" subforms.
They have, not surprisingly, turned out to be true.
Let's take at look at them again.
1.) Vega has been delayed
2.) liquid-cooled Vega is running at maximum clock out-of-box with little overclocking headroom
3.) exceedingly high TDP
4.) peak performance (with optimal conditions) is 10% higher than Geforce GTX 1080
Yet, for all the correct information that I've provided, I have been called a "troll" many times and given penalty points by the same moderator.
Apparently, AnandTech has become so intolerant that any dissent to the majority's opinion (i.e. not meeting performance expectations) is considered "trolling".
If you have issues with moderation, the place to post them is Moderator Discussions and you know that since you have already voiced the same concerns there and they were addressed by several moderators. The fact that you did not like the answers doesn't mean you get to post it all again in here.
Administrator allisolm
AnandTech has become very hostile and intolerant to any dissent.
This site is now has at least one overzealous moderator (who I cannot mention by name since that would be against the rule).
I have posted many "predictions" (which aren't really predictions) to the "video cards and graphics" subforms.
They have, not surprisingly, turned out to be true.
Let's take at look at them again.
1.) Vega has been delayed
2.) liquid-cooled Vega is running at maximum clock out-of-box with little overclocking headroom
3.) exceedingly high TDP
4.) peak performance (with optimal conditions) is 10% higher than Geforce GTX 1080
Yet, for all the correct information that I've provided, I have been called a "troll" many times and given penalty points by the same moderator.
Apparently, AnandTech has become so intolerant that any dissent to the majority's opinion (i.e. not meeting performance expectations) is considered "trolling".
If you have issues with moderation, the place to post them is Moderator Discussions and you know that since you have already voiced the same concerns there and they were addressed by several moderators. The fact that you did not like the answers doesn't mean you get to post it all again in here.
Administrator allisolm
Last edited by a moderator:
Facebook
Twitter