Hold on, I got lost reading about this. I don't use QOL, but I see multiple people that do..like what was said before me if those are appropriate and welcomed site changes (/modifications) why would users be punished for them? I'm just confused in that regard.
I understand how some behaviors via. clicking habits or site refreshes looks like bots or like an attack, but how would qol be punishable if its welcomed?
? I'm afraid you've lost me, why do you think people will be punished specifically for using the QoL? I don't think that was said by staff at any point?
"welcomed" is likely a too strong word for what the QoL and one-click fields are. I would personally use "permitted" - not disallowed, but not fully integrated/supported. Even so, Niet made a change to allow people to keep using certain QoL features with (hopefully) fewer negative effects - mashing the stacked get more button by drumming your fingers on mobile should no longer send dozens of requests if you're not paying attention.
(People might disagree with this view since the QoL is accessible in site settings - I understand the point but just don't fully agree)
[Edit: uhh I'm already kind of regretting posting this since I'm not staff... I'm mostly just following this thread in case there's something I need to do to the QoL in the future but if I go too far I'll try to back off]
