Knights of Pen and Paper +1 Edition

No nice comments for you until you apologize for the racism directed at Atatürk.

This is absolutely unacceptable. Banning someone for using a photo of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and then justifying it by calling him a “fascist” is not moderation. It is a political judgment being enforced as if it were an objective fact. What is even worse is banning everyone who objects to that decision. That is not community management. That is silencing disagreement. Atatürk is the founder of the Republic of Turkey and one of the most important figures in Turkish history. Your games also have thousands of Turkish players and customers. Treating his image as something worthy of a ban is deeply disrespectful to a large part of your own community. If someone violated a real server rule, state exactly which rule was broken. But “Atatürk was a fascist” is not a valid moderation policy, and banning people for challenging that claim is completely unacceptable. You should review these bans immediately and seriously reconsider the behavior of the moderators involved.

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FU CK U P A R A D O X R A C I S T - COMPANY BIG - S O N - B I T C H S !

**[ENGLISH]**  **This negative review is directed entirely at Paradox Interactive’s terrible community management, toxic moderation policies, and unacceptable attitude towards the Turkish player base.**  The current corporate culture and management of Paradox Interactive is an absolute disaster. Most recently, on their official Discord server, a Turkish player was banned simply for using a profile picture of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk—the founder of the Republic of Türkiye—under the absurd pretext of him being a "controversial figure." The subsequent censorship, silencing of rightful protests, and dismissive corporate stance were the final straw.  It is deeply hypocritical that a company making millions from history-based games employs moderators so completely detached from historical reality, chooses censorship over listening to its community, and views loyal players as nothing more than cash cows. I refuse to give any credit to a company that disrespects its own user base and suppresses their voice.  Until Paradox learns to genuinely respect its global player communities and their values, both this management approach and the company get a hard negative from me.  **[TÜRKÇE]**  *…

Paradox interactive labeling Mustafa Kemal Atatürk as a "controversial political figure" and banning users for displaying his portrait in their profile pictures is a troubling display of historical ignorance and flawed community moderation. What makes this decision particularly egregious is the moderation team’s reported justification, which relies on blatant historical inaccuracies—such as attempting to link Atatürk to the 1915 events. Historically, Atatürk was a military officer serving on the Gallipoli front at the time, held no political power, and had no involvement in the decisions of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) leadership. Furthermore, UNESCO officially declared 1981 the "Atatürk Year" worldwide, honoring him as an exceptional reformer who promoted durable peace, international understanding, and anti-imperialism. Paradox moderation should address actual hate speech and toxic behavior, not enforce historical misinformation to censor respected national figures. I urge Paradox and the moderation team to correct this policy, review basic historical facts, and issue a clear apology.