I know it is going to take some time to get to the prosperity of the old subreddit, but I have to say I really miss the glory of the sub.
There are a variety of personalities in the sub. Some mongers share the experience; some talk about philosophy; some talk about strategies of scouting; some talk about politics regarding monger; some talk about the right attitude of mongering (e.g., the Ten Commandments); and a lot more.
And every day there are few posts. Literally, I enjoyed reading them instead of mongering on my own.
But I think we do not have the variety of personalities here. And the posts are scarce because of that. I want to reply more to encourage those who had posted. But it makes me feel like I am a weird guy here. (I remember someone in my metro who left reviews on EVERY AMPs on Yelp in town. People on USASG said he is a weirdo.)
Thanks for telling me about r/amplife. How come it was not banned? Some more to read then, although r/amplife is no way comparable to the old sub.
I don’t think it is long for this world. Especially as more people migrate to it and start asking questions about AMP locations and being more explicit. Reddit really only bans subs that stick their head out too far.
Agreed after staying on r/AMPLife. They are more explicit. Rules are so loose in a way that I doubt if it is even moderated. They really asked about AMP locations…
There’s a dude there who posts what looks like hidden camera footage of his time at AMPs and with escorts in order to shill his paid Telegram. All it would take is one report of that and that sub would be nuked from orbit.
I saw that too. Besides violating reddit rule, it is not good to post MT’s face online without her consent.
In Asia, there was a guy who took his camera to swarm all the AAMPs in a building. It shows every face of the girls and their price negotiation process. I think Intel can be already in other ways.
And for experimental purpose, I copied and pasted one of my posts here to r/AMPLife. Very few likes, and no comments. While there is certain vibe in some of the topics, in general the situation there is worse.