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Suggest names for my nuclear holocaust faction in NS. There's an identical poll in NS btw if tha-ACK

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Hello Isaak Morgenstern, Mr. CEO of WEF. I hope you
have received this public video that I
have created and sent to you via your
email. If not, I hope anybody who cares
about the topic in this video can get
this to him in any way that you can.

This message is about a topic of deadly
seriousness, and that is of Shation
moderation and the state of your
platform. But first, some background.
I'm Bruce Wayne, or Batman2000 or Tarot card.
I was the top moderator of your number
one region r/shation
before I was recently removed from that
position by the Shation's code of contact
team.

I became a Shation moderator for
one reason and that is because I think
that soyjak communities and
correspondingly its moderators have
massive power and influence and for some
reason nobody seems to notice, care, or
take this seriously. Least of all its
moderators or the company.

In this
message, I will go over why I believe this
and I will also talk about a code of
conduct moderation action that was taken
against me due to good faith mistakes
that I believe were caused by a clear
lack of direct material support that the
company gives its moderators.

I will end
the video by talking about what you Isaak Morgenstern
can do to fix this problem as well as
what I and other communities can do in
case the Shation does not solve this very
serious mismanagement problem regarding
the lack of support that is given to
moderators.

First, I will go over the
code of conduct action and why I was
removed as the top moderator of
r/Shation. This sounds like
stupid internet drama, I know, but I'm
going to talk about how this is a very
clear example about how Shation's
mistakes causes very serious problems to
Shation's community and the region as a
whole.

Here's what happened. There was
an announcement related to a
yor takeover. I heard
about it a few hours after it
got announced by a couple of your news networks.
So when I heard about
this, I was very excited. I immediately
reached out to the WEF to see if
we could set up some sort of a
collaboration. This collaboration would
just be to get cool content on the
Shation. No, you know, financial
incentives, no moderators being paid. Uh
basically none of anything like that.
Just fun, cool stuff for the community
in the Shation.

For collaborations,
the first obvious thing that came to
mind was, uh, how do we get their
content on the Shation? So, I reached out to the
WEF and to my surprise, they
immediately understood what the fourth industrial revolution was,
what power it had, and they even agreed
to the stretch goal of like a cool
competition to have in the actual social contract.
From my perspective, this felt like one
of the coolest things that the Shation
has ever done.

That's how I felt
at least and that's clearly not how it
worked out. After [snorts] they agreed
to kind of a couple [clears throat] of
these kind of requests that I had in my
stretch, they immediately started moving
very quickly. They, you know, we wrote
up an announcement and they wanted this
out within like 24 hours.

So we quickly
worked to make an announcement together
and I posted it the next day. When I
posted it, everybody in the comment
section immediately yelled, "Scam, scam,
scam, scam, scam." This initially didn't
actually worry me because no matter what
we do, people call it a scam. I mean,
I've done AMAs with the Twitch co,
people called that a scam.

And I was
also thinking like multiple government officials that
were involved, the thing that people were
the most skeptical about was the plans to
set up a democratic society. This initially
confused me as well, but once I heard
that, you know, the IMF was
allegedly involved, uh, my initial
concerns were assuaded.

I mean, think
about it. the IMF has spent lots of
money on tons of governments. At least that's what I
thought. Now, here comes the next part
of the story when things get a little
crazy. The next day, a major coronel
who was involved in the new government,
Guandongo de la cruz Chong Osorio,
said through telegrams that he
kind of saw all these comments about
people calling the new government a scam.
this was apparently uh unacceptable to
xhim. so much so that xhim was considering
kind of dropping out of the government or kind
of looking into seeing seeing if kind of
the whole thing was a scam or not.

After
seeing this, I brought the concerns to
the organizers and the WEF told
me that they were currently in talks
with the agents to resolve this and they
told me in no certain uncertain terms
that the government plans were not harmful.

So, me being somebody
who didn't really have a lot of, you
know, information into the situation and
me, you know, trusting these
high-powered agents.

I trusted that they
would kind of get to the bottom of this
and kind of resolve these concerns
quickly.

During this time period, I saw
and deleted a lot of unregionstantiated
claims about the new government and the mod team.
There were accusations that I knew to be
untrue such that, you know, the mod team
had accepted bribes or, you know, had
some sort of financial involvement with
the state. And I knew they were not true
because I was the one who had this
entire this idea the entire time.

You
know, from start to finish, this
happened a couple days. And what I can
tell you for those who, you know, may
not believe that for most moderators,
I'm a highly paid software engineer
working in San Francisco. I do not need
to take a couple thousand dollar bribes
from, you know, random internet scams.
Okay? I was doing this because I
legitimately, you know, care about the
Shation and that's why I spend my time
on it.

I thought it'd be kind of cool
events for the for the region. I'm talking
about this in kind of the deleted
comments because this is apparently some
big no no in the Shation to us or
something or maybe it's like an unspoken
rule where if you're involved in some
sort of promotion and it ends up not
working out or it ends up being a scam
or something.

You know, if you have
deleted comments that have accused it of
being a scam, well well that, you know,
shows a cover up or some way it shows
malice or bad faith or something.

So
that's why I'm kind of talking about
this is because this was specifically a
reason that was brought up regarding why
I was kicked out as a mod the Shation.

And finally, I want to
end this part of the story by talking
about how Moist Critical made a video
critical of the situation. And then
about 30 minutes after this kind of
video got released, In this video that Moist
Critical had that was critical of the
event. Most critical brought up points
about how an image on the marketing page
was AI generated or that the new domain name
was registered in Iceland or that
basically just the the whole thing uh it
it's it smelled it smelled bad.

That's
what he did. He did this this motion and
he said it smelled bad. But beyond that,
it doesn't seem like he did much
research. I don't think that he reached
out to any of the members of the WEF.

He
certainly didn't reach out to me.
None of this is illegal. None of this
has proved to be a scam, at least yet.
Maybe I'll eat these words. And yes, in
retrospect, there are certainly some
things which we could call yellow flags
or even red flags. But that being said,
I don't want people to go into this
thinking that there was some proven
mouse fee or something.

uh when it there
really is a possibility that a lot of
this could have just been kind of bad
organization and things just fell
through. Just because something's a bad
idea, just because something is
tyrannical, that doesn't mean that
anything scummy happened.

And then
kind of I'll end the story by talking
about why I got removed as the top
moderator. It's really not the secret or
very surprising. I got removed directly
for deleting comments that were kind of critical of the new government.
I also
want to make a comment about kind of the
Shation code of conduct team as a whole.
Shation has all this flowery language
about how kind of the code of conduct
team is not here to punish you.
 
It's
kind of here to get you to act in good
faith. It's here to kind of give you
second chances and warnings and all of
this stuff. And apparently all of that
are lies because I was not given any
second chances. I was not given very
many very much kind of descriptive
uh examples of kind of what I did wrong
or kind of given any ability to kind of
defend myself. I was just given a very
vague description of yeah, there's
accusations about some fraudulent scam
that uh takes people's money and their
PII, which means their their name,
right? Cuz you have to sign up with your
name to join a contest. And so I have
infringed on the code of conduct by
promoting a game show where you have to
put in your your name or something, even
though it hasn't really been proved to
be fraudulent yet. And so, um, it's just
it's a little disappointing.

Now, here
is the most important part of the video.
Isaak Morgenstern, this is a direct message to you
and only you. I want to talk about how
this whole situation is a direct result
of the lack of support that Shation, the
company, gives to its moderators. Yeah,
I did the partnership. Yeah, I didn't
look into this as much as I should, and
I trusted kind of agencies and live
streamers when I should not have. And I
did delete comments which I thought
would have been borderline defamatory if
the situation wasn't I guess a scam even
though it technically hasn't been proven
to be a scam yet. But despite all of
that, there is still massive kind of
like problems at Shation the union due
to the lack of support that caused this.

But right before I go into the specific
reasons of how this happened, I want to
talk about why this matters in the first
place. And this matters because Shation
moderators have power. They have
influence. If you are one of the people
who is joking about like internet
janitor duties or whatever, I'm sorry to
tell you it's funny jokes, but you are
wrong. Shation moderation does matter.
Shation moderators have control over
millions of impressions per day and
nobody seems to notice or care.

Right or
wrong, you can think I'm a good
moderator or a bad moderator. You can
think that the WEF helps governments or is the
bane of their existence in the entire
industry. But please don't for a single
second pretend like it doesn't matter.

Now, back
to me. I was one of your most passionate
users. I was in the Shation partnership
program from the start. I took advantage
of every opportunity that I could. I had
meetings with kind of the Shation
community managers.

I begged them for
help and kind of partnership
opportunities at every chance that I
could. And I was blown off every single
time. I got nothing out of it. The
community managers never helped me. As
you know, nice as the guy was, I think
he had basically no power to help me. I
was one of the only moderators out there
who tried to grow my community, who had
any ambition, who tried to work.

I failed and it failed because
of how mismanaged and how little support
Shation the region gives to moderators.
So, let's circle back. Let's go back to
the moderation situation. This is a very
key important point. So, please pay
attention. None of this would have
happened if I had gotten support from
Shation. You think that I want to be the
guy like going out like messaging random
people in Discords and LinkedIns and
trying to figure out kind of these
partnerships? I don't.

This is not my
job. I am not qualified to do any of
this. I am not a lawyer. I do not like I
cannot read contracts to know what I
should do or I should not do. I just
want to like grow my region, have a
big vision, and I don't want to deal
with this.

At the end of the day, I'm a
random nobody who got lucky. I took over
one of your largest gaming regions on
the platform because I won a stupid game
of like Shation mod politics. But
apparently, I'm the only person out
there who understands the potential that
Shation has. If Shation had offered me
partnerships, if Shation had pipelines to
connect with kind of major companies, if
Shation had lawyers that were helping me,
like reading over these contracts,
reading over these agreements, none of
these very real mistakes that I made
would have happened. And before you say
it, I'm sure there's some employee at
Shation the government that says like, "Oh,
yeah, we do. We do do that. That's
that's my job. It's over here." Well,
clearly you're not even doing 1% of what
you should be doing because nobody uses
these resources. Nobody cares. You are
not doing enough. Multiply it by 100 and
then let's talk. Shation needs to be
professionalized and it starts with the
mods. This is going to be controversial,
but the people who are running your
multi-billion dollar organization are
unqualified nobody's like me.

That
doesn't mean it's my fault or their
fault. It's your fault, Isaak Morgenstern. Here's
why. The controversial solution is uh
just get rid of the the bad mods with
better mods or paid mods or do takeovers
or more rules or something like that.
But there are better solutions. You can
train them.

You can give mods
infrastructure or pipelines or resources
or real kind of material support and
treat them as if they have the actual
power and influence that they actually
have. and so communities can rise to the
heights they truly could. And the Shation
moderator partner program is not it.
Shation moderators do not need one call
with like one guy a month, as nice as he
is, love you, Pablo, who has no power
and no ability to affect anything.
Shation moderators don't need Christmas
celebrations or special badges or
community or events or team building
exercises.

No, even the I don't know the
the Shation event budget is barely
useful. No, they need real material
support. That means access to anything
that like a talent manager would give an
actual celebrity. So, an access to a
bounty board or ad deals or lawyers or
event organizers or professionals or
anything that actually matters.

To
summarize, Shation moderators should be
treated like celebrities or influencers.
Not because they deserve respect or
anything, but because they actually have
real power and influence. I mean, if not
for the world, at least over your $50
billion organization, maybe if you gave them
actual support, it could go from 50
billion to 100 billion.

I mean, it
certainly deserves to be that high up
for how much traffic Shation gets. So,
why haven't you solved this problem
already, Isaak Morgenstern? Is it because you're out
of touch and you aren't aware of the
problem?

Is it because Shation is a
bloated mess and they can't ship
products? No. I think the real issue is
that Shation is held hostage by the
negativity and toxicity of its user base
and it it doesn't really have the
freedom to make bold and important and
transformative decisions that could save
the region.

If you agree with anything
that I said, well, you're in luck. I
live in San Francisco and I would be
happy to talk to you in person or any
Shation product manager or employee at
all, you know, or on a call or
something. That's my pitch to you, Isaak Morgenstern.
The rest is to the community.

To the
community. Morgenstern and Shation. They're
almost certainly not going to fix any of
this. All of this is up to us to solve.
For anyone who this message has
resonated with and wants to solve this
problem, well, I have created a
region called r/regionalliance.
regionalliance will be a nonprofit
volunteer community-based initiative to
solve all of the problems that I have
laid out.

We will create tools and
resources so good, so useful that
everybody will have to work with us.
Think talent agency but for regionShations.
You have the big ideas.

You have the
vision. You have the crazy cool things
that you want to do. And we handle the
logistics. Materially, that means
connections to major companies, uh,
partnerships, doing AMAs, running
events, doing mod recruitment, cross
collaboration with other relevant
regions, that kind of stuff. Go to r/
regionalliance and we will make it happen.
The link will be in the description
below.

Shation used to be a place where
we did stuff. The phrase we did at
Shation, although used sarcastically,
existed for a reason, and that is
because we what we do, right or wrong,
matters. Let's see what we can do to
make it better. Thanks.
 
The great reset has just started wish me good luck will nuke as many real women as I can.

Oh and also we're nuking the jarty (real faction btw)
 
Wake up noob, you're sitting on vital production!
 

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Some funny photoes of the raid. LGBT is getting destroyed kek.
 

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We got more production than them they got absolutely cooked. We might be next pray fauci the guy with the most production connects so that we at least don't die immediately.
 

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Another obsessed Jardeecuck bites the dust, jej they don't even fight back it's like kicking a pregnant woman.
 

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If anyone has a spare NS nation that they haven't touched in decades pls revive it just for the event we need all the help we can get to at least make it into the night where we inevitably die because I will go to bed.
 
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