My Suggestions for the Internet
- Style your creations to make them feel unique
- Do not use "AI" to generate stuff
- The most important part of the internet is the users
- Make scripts and browser extensions for customization and cleanliness, but not for creative help or things you can already do
- Consider what you would have wanted when you were a kid
- In order to count as a user, you must exist in the real world, have a physical brain, have the potential to make mistakes, and have an imagination
- You must watch Petscop at least once
- Complain about a large tech company at least once
- Know (or know someone who knows) how HTTP works
- Never put intrusive ads on your website (they must not exceed 8 inches in any direction)
- Knowing other users is key to a good social experience
- Food is for EATING
- GitHub is probably not a good place to host your sensitive code
- When someone says "gg", you say "gg" back
- If you teamkill someone, quickly apologize
- When someone dies, you must press "F" to pay respects
- Say "hi" when joining and "bye" when leaving
- Don't give your money to strangers
- In most places, English is acceptable
- If you want to make a tool, using it frequently yourself is a good way to work issues out
- Do not joke about dangerous situations
- If people are pirating software, it's likely because there are issues with the product, not the people pirating it
- If you are going to explain something in chat, try to fit it into one message
- Children should not have full access to the internet due to some interests in niche communities
- What people are calling "Artificial Intelligence" is clearly not intelligent yet, so the term "Complex Generative Algorithm" might fit better
- I am not a lawyer, but copyright, in my opinion, is quite a confusing and poor system for content control
- Do not say "Did I ask?" or "Skill issue", since these terms are outdated and do not effectively progress the conversation
- AFK players are not to be harmed
- If you are designing a game, you must watch PirateSoftware
- Most Twitter users are typically wrong about things
- Creativity is driven by user interest, not corporate needs
- The internet is technically not a very useful technology in the advancement of mankind
- Using the internet is not required
- You can search what rule 34 is on your own time, given you are over the age of 18 and are not sensitive to naughty drawings
- Not everyone likes the same kind of music, but nobody should like modern day country, given it falls under the "corporate needs" category
- Pronounce the G in "GIF" like the G in "God"
- There are some very ominous and morally flawed religions, so just keep an eye out and try not to upset anyone
- Do not fall for corporate greed
- Drinks are for DRINKING
- Be excellent to each other