A Quick Note About Comments

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I love reading your comments and hearing your thoughts, questions, and experiences. I wanted to make sure some things were clear after reading some recent comments that were left and now deleted. My goal is for this website to be a welcoming, safe space where everyone can enjoy discussing games, reviews, and the topics being covered.

To help keep it that way, comments that contain spam, self-promotion, unrelated advertising, or links to random websites will be removed. Unless I've specifically asked you to share a link (for example, "Drop your favorite creator below!"), please don't post links in the comments.

I also ask that comments mostly stay on topic, while I am a chain thinker myself and will chain topic to topic I completely understand. But if everyone is talking about sandwiches, you shouldn't be talking about your dog, unless they ate your sandwich. 

Comments containing inappropriate, hateful, or harmful content will also be deleted.

These rules aren't meant to stop conversations; they're here to protect this community. I don't want visitors clicking on random links that could be misleading, unsafe, or malicious, and I want everyone to feel comfortable joining the discussion.

Thanks for helping make this community a positive place to hang out. 💜

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