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  • nimble@lemmy.blahaj.zonetoRPGMemes @ttrpg.networkWho's gonna stop me?
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    24 hours ago

    Most people just want to be able to roll dice and have fun with friends. Some will also enjoy the roleplaying. As a DM you just need to show up and have some resemblance of a plan or willingness to let them go off the rails and make shit up. That’s all that a “good” DM is.

    And if anyone ever expects you to be matt fucking Mercer then tell they better be sam riegel or gtfo.





  • Ignore community members. But ultimately if your requests or questions aren’t heard then given it is closed source and you’re a paying customer then i would leave a bad review or update an existing review. Obviously if it’s open source then i wouldn’t recommend that route but for closed source they already have your money so the only way to make them care is with reviews.

    Tldr i think you’ve been quite reasonable but don’t afraid to leave bad reviews for closed source apps that have your money and who are ignoring you








  • nimble@lemmy.blahaj.zonetoNews@lemmy.world*Permanently Deleted*
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    6 days ago

    Management doesn’t seem to correlate the RTO rules as the problem though. 🙃

    It’s not that management doesn’t correlate. It’s that they planned for RTO to diminish the workforce and then they can start hiring (offshore*) remote workers for a fraction of the cost. At least that’s what my company did




  • Developers make software because they want to, or because they are paid to.

    Consumers can use free software because it fits their needs, or they can pay for software if the free options don’t suffice.

    Consumer demand for paid software drives paid software development.

    You claim to be an open source developer, cool. There are people who are not developers who can’t contribute code but still want software. Sometimes that software needs to be paid because some free options aren’t “there” yet. Yes they could pay or donate to open source developers, but they can also tell a company they want to pay for linux software which is what this thread is about, in a community that isn’t focused on open source software