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3 Years of Service
Do you know how many people ask about things that are literally explained on the banners? People miss them easily. Also, what argument to triviality? Forcing the thread is making everyone aware it exists, if user wants to read it or not it's up to them, we are not doing exams out of them.I can confidently tell you that the vast majority of the userbase disagrees with you. If your 'work around' is to just click them and click back in 3 seconds, then why are you forcing people to read it in the first place? That's just an argument to triviality. And nine times out of ten it wasn't actually that important, where a simple banner at the top of the screen could have been a better communicator. How many times do you open an app and it forces your screen gray and says "Hey come check out our new features!" and you just grumble and immediately close it out because all you wanted to do is open notepad++ to edit a text file really quick. I see people complain in discord all the time about it.
The reason we have forced threads is because community proved again and again and again that banner is not enough, just making a thread is not enough, us just talking to people is not enough. It would be different talk if people simply didn't care, but they do because I need to give them an answer to question they already asked me ten times. Some things just need to be announced, we are doing it as little as possible, clicking away takes literally three seconds, we won't leave community uninformed because of few complainers.
