> and now that he is, the place seems to be on an endless downhill slide IMHO
Yeah, isn't it funny that Voat actively got worse, the more that he interacted with it? That's why I bailed. One does the math and then one realizes that Babylon wasn't going to bounce back from the big earthquake.
You last line is an allusion to the federal intervention? The financier?
What was the quake?
I was more saying, "You can't unring a bell." Bad faith has been established. The best thing for Voat, would be if Put would step down. Which isn't going to happen. Ergot it's a poisoned asset. Most of the people who are still there, won't face reality - that it's better to head off, and rebuild somewhere else. We won't capture the 2016 feeling of Voat again. It won't get back to the high water mark, and from here it will only get worse. Because Put won't let it get better. He doesn't have it in him.
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