What's up with the bread numbers? Is the baker civil war still raging?
>Everyone is jumpy including me about the shit Comms put us through the last 3 days.
This is not being instigated by the comms bakers.
>Yeah. I hear you. I've slept 3 hours in 3 days. But we have the bakery.
How do you plan to keep the evil comms bakers out when they offer to bake anonymously? How do you identify them?
You'll need to setup special off-breads comms of your own to coordinate with the rest of the Rebel faction.
Either you didn't think this through or both Establishment (/comms/) and Rebel ("anon") factions are really the same band of shills. I suspect the latter.
>learn to bake and be of value.
I've been here since spring 2018. But I've never baked. I should probably learn.
My read of this whole situation is that shills, minions of those who operate through infiltration, have become the majority of the baker corps. They're always happy to take control, while anons are a little more lazy and have been happy to let them to the work. As a result they've become so important to the function of this place that they can manufacture this faux civil-war (follows the classic pattern); and there are fewer and fewer real anons with the skill and knowledge to do anything about it.
>The comms crew
Are the other guys (the baker-formerly-known-as-OSS1 and his pals) any better?
>any baker refusing to handoff to anons
What is it's an anon refusing to hand off to a /comms/ baker (or a /comms/ baker incognito)? Or an anon refusing to handoff to another anon? What if there are 2 anons, a /comms/ bakers, and a walrus who all want to bake at the same time?
Splitting the bread when someone with paranoid delusions doesn't get to bake is not a good system.
>Orwells Pig Farm
Orwell's Animal Farm. Don't spoil the ending.
Yeah, that's the point I was making earlier. At first these shenanigans pissed me off. But I'm beginning to see the humor in it.