Fandom
reviews and complaints

So, I was checking out Fandom (fandom.com) and I gotta say, it's pretty cool. I mean, there's so much stuff on there about all my favorite shows, movies, and games. It's like a one-stop-shop for all my nerdy needs.

But, I did notice one thing that kinda bugged me. I was trying to use Curse's voice chat feature on the web and it was giving me some trouble. The call quality was actually pretty good, but I kept getting these "Unknown Errors" that would kick me out of the chat. It was super annoying, especially when I was in the middle of a conversation with my friends.

I don't know if this is a common issue or if it was just a fluke, but it definitely made me hesitant to use the voice chat feature again. I mean, what's the point of having good call quality if you can't even stay connected?

Overall, though, I still think Fandom is a great resource for anyone who loves pop culture. Just maybe don't rely too heavily on Curse's voice chat if you're using it on the web.

So, I gotta say, I had a pretty bad experience with Fandom. I got blocked by their support team and now I can't access any of the wikis on their site. It's pretty frustrating, to be honest. I mean, I get that they have rules and stuff, but it seems a little extreme to block someone from every single wiki just because they broke a rule on one of them.

Overall, I'm pretty disappointed with Fandom. I was really enjoying using their site to read up on my favorite shows and movies, but now I can't even do that. It's a shame, really. I would have given them a higher rating if it weren't for this whole blocking thing.

Anyway, if you're thinking about using Fandom, just be careful not to break any rules or you might end up like me. And if you do get blocked, well, good luck trying to access any of the wikis.

Fandom is a website that has recently acquired Gamepedia, and I must say, the new interface is not my cup of tea. The links to other wikis at the end of each page can be quite bothersome, and the orange bar on the left side of the screen is equally irritating.

I understand that Fandom is trying to make their website more user-friendly, but in my opinion, they have missed the mark. The new interface is clunky and difficult to navigate. It takes me longer to find what I'm looking for, and the overall experience is just not as enjoyable as it used to be.

Despite these issues, Fandom still has a lot of great content. The wikis are informative and well-written, and there is a wide variety of topics to choose from. I just wish that the website was easier to use.

Overall, I would recommend Fandom to anyone who is looking for information on a particular topic. However, be prepared to deal with a less-than-ideal interface. Hopefully, Fandom will take user feedback into consideration and make some changes in the future.

Fandom is like, the worst place ever for reading and posting stories. I mean, seriously, their new rules about posting stories are just plain terrible. It's like they don't even care about the people who use their site. I really hope that someday, someone will come along and just purge it from the internet. It's that bad.

But, like, don't get me wrong. Fandom has some good stuff too. Like, there are some really cool fan communities on there, and you can find some pretty interesting stuff if you know where to look. But, like, overall, it's just not worth it.

The thing that really bugs me about Fandom is that they're always changing things up. Like, one day you'll be able to post a story with no problem, and the next day they'll be all like, "Oh, sorry, you can't do that anymore." It's like, make up your mind already!

And don't even get me started on the ads. Like, seriously, Fandom, do you really need that many ads on your site? It's like they're trying to make it impossible to use.

So, yeah. Fandom is pretty much the worst. But, like, if you're really into fan communities and stuff, I guess it's worth checking out. Just be prepared for a lot of frustration and disappointment.

So, I recently tried out Fandom and I gotta say, it was a bit of a letdown. I ended up getting blocked for no reason at all, which was super frustrating. I mean, come on, what did I even do wrong? It's definitely not the best app out there, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

I even tried to make a new account on a different phone, but it wouldn't let me. It's like they don't want new users or something. It's a shame, really. I was hoping for a better experience.

Overall, I have to say that Fandom is pretty lame. It's not worth your time or energy. There are plenty of other apps out there that are way better. Don't waste your time with this one.

So, I recently bought a hoodie sweatshirt from Fandom, my go-to website for all things football. I was pretty excited to receive it and show off my team spirit. However, when it arrived, I noticed that the sizing was a bit off compared to what I'm used to with US sizing. It was a bit disappointing, but I figured I could still make it work.

What really bothered me, though, was the application. I was expecting something a bit more high-quality for the price I paid, but it just didn't meet my expectations. I was pretty bummed out about it, and I decided to see if I could return or exchange it.

Unfortunately, Fandom's policy is that they aren't accepting returns or refunds right now due to Covid. I understand that times are tough, but it's still frustrating as a customer to not be able to get a refund or exchange when something doesn't meet your expectations.

Overall, I would say that if you're thinking about ordering from Fandom, you should be aware of these issues. The sizing might not be what you're used to, and the application might not be as high-quality as you're expecting. And if you do decide to order, just keep in mind that you won't be able to return or exchange anything right now.

So, I gotta say, Fandom is pretty decent overall. But, I gotta dock it a couple stars for a couple reasons. First off, it's a bit too controlling when it comes to commenting. Like, seriously, it's like it doesn't care about your feelings or actions. Sure, maybe I said something that offended a couple people, but come on Fandom, why you gotta be like that? I remember one time I called out "DOLPHINIA-APPLEPAW! YOU LITTLE IMPOSTOR!" and someone asked me what she did, but I couldn't even explain that she was faking me out. That's just not cool.

And then, to make matters worse, Fandom went and closed down my wiki! Can you believe it? All I was doing was sharing my opinion on my 10 least favorite Warrior Cats, and they shut me down like it was nothing. Like, come on Fandom, can't you handle a little bit of criticism? Luckily, they didn't shut down my second attempt... yet.

But, all in all, Fandom is still a pretty solid platform. Just be careful what you say and do, or else you might end up like me.

So, I decided to give Fandom a try and created three accounts. Unfortunately, I got banned twice in less than 24 hours by their spam protection system. The first account, Abigbluecitybuilding, was banned for vandalism. Then, my second account, Agood-dayfor-walks, was banned for the same reason.

But I'm not giving up yet! I created a third account called thebluewater, and this time, I'm determined to use it for normal stuff. I hope they won't ban me again because I really want to enjoy the site and learn more about my favorite fandoms.

Overall, the site looks great with its colorful design, but the banning system is a bit too strict. It feels like they're treating me like Adolf Hitler trying to create an account from his grave. I think they should be more lenient and give users a chance to learn from their mistakes.

Anyway, I'm excited to continue my journey on Fandom and see what it has to offer. It's like the Quackity event, but this time, it's an extreme battle between me and the spam protection system. Wish me luck!

Fandom is an online encyclopedia that allows anyone to edit, but unfortunately, it has its fair share of problems. One of the biggest issues is that the admins can be unprofessional and intimidating. They can reply to users however they want, even if the user is being civil. The level of admin called "Bureaucrat" is misleading, as it sounds like an assistant, but it is actually a general civil servant. Fandom behaves more like a dictatorship than a democracy, as voting is not possible.

Most of the time, Fandom does not intervene with any of the wikis, and nobody reverts edits as long as they are made in good faith. However, there are times when a particular Bureaucrat will revert edits and even temporarily block users from editing. They ask users to post to the discussion of their user page and then block them from posting to it. This behavior is unacceptable.

Community Central is where users can go to get help, but the responses from some users can be unprofessional, and some even tell users to leave. It is unclear who the admins are, as there is no indication next to their screen name. The admins on a Wiki and the people on Community Central are not staff members. They are contacted with Zen Desk, not Community Central.

One issue with some wikis is that they do not post the rules or guidelines for writing articles. The admins insist that users read other articles and use the same style, but there are numerous differences. Only one style is correct, and the others are wrong, but there is no way for editors to know which one to use. It is necessary to ask the admins first or risk getting reverted and temporarily blocked.

Another issue with a different wiki is the use of a rewards system. Silly little badges and other points are based on individual edits, but the admins do not like smaller edits, even if they are made in good faith. It is necessary to proofread and copy edit numerous times before publishing and publish only once.

The interface of Fandom is also a problem. The loading time for plain text in the source editor is slow, and sometimes it does not function at all. It is also difficult to read all the comments on Fandom Community Central, as users cannot display all the comments at the same time. This can lead to users repeating themselves numerous times, and it is unclear who the admins are.

Overall, Fandom has severe problems, and it is only deserving of one star. The unprofessional behavior of some admins and users, the lack of clear rules and guidelines, and the poor interface make it a frustrating experience for users.