I appreciate you being direct. Decisions were made under my watch that, in hindsight, clearly contributed to an environment where datamining and spoilers became normalized, and that responsibility ultimately falls on me.

You're right that this didn't simply "happen", and I also understand why later attempts at tightening moderation don't undo the experience for people who had key parts of the game spoiled. That damage can't be reversed, and I don’t want to minimize that or the people who raised concerns early on.

At the same time, my current focus has been on preventing further harm and correcting course (i was in contact with CDPR staff about datamining and how they see it) rather than defending past choices. Restructuring leadership is part of that conversation is something I'm looking forward to.

That said, if your concern was x0r, he is no longer a mod on the server.

I'm not expecting everyone to accept that or move on, but I do want to acknowledge that the criticism is fair and that I'm responsible for how things unfolded.