Thread by @Xrayez

I posted at #GameDev subreddit describing my experience in Godot community. As expected, moderators immediately removed it. I presented it as a postmortem experience, and I have followed the rules, but they permanently banned me from /r/gamedev.

#GodotEngine #CancelGodotEngine

Before removal, someone said that my feedback is unhelpful. I replied that I cannot make it factual, otherwise my post may be deleted, just like it happened with my previous post that moderators deleted two month ago:

https://twitter.com/Xrayez/status/1527592869963374593

If you scroll down, you'll read a testimony of someone who actually agreed to what I've described (Godot is a cult). Usually, these kind of comments also get heavily downvoted on Reddit, and this is a consistent pattern I've noticed two months ago as well:

Eventually, someone from /r/gamedev moderators removed my post. Minutes later, they permanently banned me from /r/gamedev subreddit, without previous warning! How about that!

If you're unaware of my situation, @godotengine permanently banned me as well for revealing Godot's hypocrisy to the public:

https://twitter.com/Xrayez/status/1520334165727657985

A little bit of investigation confirms that at least 3 moderators at /r/gamedev are involved with @godotengine on some level! Could you imagine this?

The above allows me to come to a conclusion that /r/gamedev is heavily biased to support Godot ideology, including moderators.

So, when I say that Godot is a cult, I hope you come to the same conclusion. Cults have no territorial limitations. It's about ideology. And Godot's ideology cannot tolerate criticism of any kind towards itself.

At best, you'll be labeled as an outsider if you express critical thinking about Godot. At worst, you'll be cancelled from community if what you say goes against Godot's doctrine. Facts will be ignored, and you'll be labelled as biased, angry, and even mentally-ill by Godot cult.

If you want to read my deleted post, you can do so here:
reveddit.com/v/gamedev/comm…