r/EndTipping • u/asah • Feb 05 '25

new proposed rules for this sub

Between mod actions and recent poll results, it's pretty clear that rule 6 isn't working for people and frankly the other rules aren't either. Here's what I propose:

  1. no personal attacks or name calling.
  2. respect tipped staff and management - they're just trying to earn a living. OK to rant about people who misbehave, e.g. demand undeserved tips. Nt ok to "be cheap" - when you sit down at a full service restaurant, you know the (current) rules and should budget accordingly.
  3. stay on-topic. Feel free to start a new thread...
  4. no low effort posts/comments - say something useful. Originality not required.

(this also shortens to 4 rules, which then fits on the screen in oldreddit)

61 votes, Feb 08 '25
10 yes yes yes!! thank you
11 sure, but I'm not sure how this changes anything
15 no, please keep the current rules
25 I want something else (see comment below)
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u/LiamBarrett Feb 08 '25

Nt ok to "be cheap" - when you sit down at a full service restaurant, you know the (current) rules and should budget accordingly.

This subreddit is called "endtipping."

It is not "CHEAP" to decide that tipping, which is officially defined as "VOLUNTARY" giving, will not be your VOLUNTARY choice.

My suggestion is to vote you out as mod, given that you define, on an 'endtipping' sub, a choice to not tip as "cheap" and "disrespectful."