I was more taken back with the violation call out than the last sentence which I just chose to ignore as agreed, it was unnecessary. My initial reaction to the violation post was “really, has it come to this now”.
The difference is that we just recently wrote and published the guidelines, and it is the expectation that we will do our best to enforce them, while also being civil and helpful in nature.
I agree that Lucid would like to scrap everything and start over with the new CarPlay. But I still don’t think that’s an option. Yet.
Just as a note my post was more of a trolling joke full of pie in the sky hopes and dreams. I absolutely did not mean to stir controversy or negativityThe difference is that we just recently wrote and published the guidelines, and it is the expectation that we will do our best to enforce them, while also being civil and helpful in nature.
This, stolen from Hacker News, essentially captures our goals: “As a rule, a community site that becomes popular will decline in quality. Our hypothesis is that this is not inevitable—that by making a conscious effort to resist decline, we can keep it from happening.”
Also, if you see one of our posts violate one of the guidelines, please do send us a PM or respond with how, and we will do our best to adjust. Nobody is above the rules, and everyone makes mistakes.
Also also, the guidelines are new and may need future changes or adjustments! We are well aware of that. Our goals are simple: healthy discourse, little (if any) histrionics or hyperbole, and a helpful, neighborly atmosphere. We will fail at that, guaranteed, and when we do we will try to adjust with those goals in mind! Please help us do just that, but know that there is no malice or bad intentions here; we just want to keep this a high quality place for discussion, because the alternative is that high quality people leave and stop reading, which is what happens with nearly every other community that becomes popular.
Lastly, happy new year and happy holidays
. I do think your guys guidelines are a good starting point considering some of the other comments and posts I’ve seen. Ultimately, criticism is justified on thing but presentation definitely sets a tone.
Didn’t see any issues with your post, heh. “Hopes and dreams” are totally allowed of course and we’d never want to crush them, no matter how “definitely not happening” they areJust as a note my post was more of a trolling joke full of pie in the sky hopes and dreams. I absolutely did not mean to stir controversy or negativity
Tesla finally released a native Apple Music app, but then made the odd choice of limiting the bandwidth of the streaming. So it basically sounds equal to streaming over Bluetooth from my phone. Shame. Could be they were worried about the data transfer being too high over the car's LTE? They do have a lot more cars than Lucid on the road, and those bits add up.
Yes, I would love this. Apple Music seems to have a bigger Atmos selection than Tidal. Like I’ve been dying to hear Roger Waters The Wall and Hans Zimmer live in Prague in Atmos but Tidal has neither even though they were specifically mixed and recorded for Atmos.
I was very happy to see Roger Waters in his last tour. This would be wonderful.Yes, I would love this. Apple Music seems to have a bigger Atmos selection than Tidal. Like I’ve been dying to hear Roger Waters The Wall and Hans Zimmer live in Prague in Atmos but Tidal has neither even though they were specifically mixed and recorded for Atmos.
I am speaking of my experience with Lucid. See previous posts. My order was delayed, my original VIN never left the factory lot, without any explanation. After complaining, I was issued a new VIN, which was also delayed getting to FL. A part on my vehicle broke on day 1. It took 2 months and the intervention of a Lucid executive, who I met a the Xmas shindig, to expedite the repair or I might still be waiting for a repair.This was confirmed by staff at West Palm. They never completed the task because they did not have all the parts. Weeks have gone by and I am still waiting. When UI 2.0 was released, I had issues that required customer support to intervene for the updates to work. With Lucid, the squeaky wheel gets attention, it shouldn't be like that. So perhaps I should amend my comment to: In my case, Lucid has over promised and under delivered multiple times. It is not unreasonable for me to add CarPlay an Android Auto by end of year to that list.
Just for clarity sake, I agree with these stated overall goals but for balance and in the interest of freedom of expression, are you saying that (hypothetically speaking) if I were to say “I love every thing about my new lucid, that it’s delivered driving pleasure beyond my expectations, and that lucid has gone above and beyond my expectations to please me”…those sweeping statements would violate current rules of decorum? Or does that only apply to unhappy owners?The difference is that we just recently wrote and published the guidelines, and it is the expectation that we will do our best to enforce them, while also being civil and helpful in nature.
This, stolen from Hacker News, essentially captures our goals: “As a rule, a community site that becomes popular will decline in quality. Our hypothesis is that this is not inevitable—that by making a conscious effort to resist decline, we can keep it from happening.”
Also, if you see one of our posts violate one of the guidelines, please do send us a PM or respond with how, and we will do our best to adjust. Nobody is above the rules, and everyone makes mistakes.
Also also, the guidelines are new and may need future changes or adjustments! We are well aware of that. Our goals are simple: healthy discourse, little (if any) histrionics or hyperbole, and a helpful, neighborly atmosphere. We will fail at that, guaranteed, and when we do we will try to adjust with those goals in mind! Please help us do just that, but know that there is no malice or bad intentions here; we just want to keep this a high quality place for discussion, because the alternative is that high quality people leave and stop reading, which is what happens with nearly every other community that becomes popular.
Lastly, happy new year and happy holidays
It’s about the spirit of the guidelines: we are trying to foster a neighborly place where we can exchange ideas, solutions, constructive criticism, and advice.
No, that wouldn’t violate the guidelines, but it has nothing to do with the owner being happy or unhappy. Happy owners can still be unnecessarily defensive, and that we will call out and fix. Nobody will ever get called out for stating facts; it’s when it delves into name calling, flaming, and commentary that serves only to incite that a comment runs afoul of the guidelines. Again, quoting from Hacker News guidelines which follow a very similar spirit:
Well, I would certainly question what a post like that adds to the conversation, at least.
It does and I appreciate the thought process.
I understand the spirit of the new rules and appreciate all of the efforts of the “mod squad”, as the forum continues to grow exponentially. We have had our share of trolls here and until recently it seemed like they were allowed a fairly long leash. I appreciate that you all seem to have fixed that problem and the new rules provides excellent legal cover to do so.The difference is that we just recently wrote and published the guidelines, and it is the expectation that we will do our best to enforce them, while also being civil and helpful in nature.
This, stolen from Hacker News, essentially captures our goals: “As a rule, a community site that becomes popular will decline in quality. Our hypothesis is that this is not inevitable—that by making a conscious effort to resist decline, we can keep it from happening.”
Also, if you see one of our posts violate one of the guidelines, please do send us a PM or respond with how, and we will do our best to adjust. Nobody is above the rules, and everyone makes mistakes.
Also also, the guidelines are new and may need future changes or adjustments! We are well aware of that. Our goals are simple: healthy discourse, little (if any) histrionics or hyperbole, and a helpful, neighborly atmosphere. We will fail at that, guaranteed, and when we do we will try to adjust with those goals in mind! Please help us do just that, but know that there is no malice or bad intentions here; we just want to keep this a high quality place for discussion, because the alternative is that high quality people leave and stop reading, which is what happens with nearly every other community that becomes popular.
Lastly, happy new year and happy holidays
I agree wholeheartedly.
