When Twitter, Facebook, or Google do something wrong, who do you call?

Is there a customer service number you can get in touch with to try and solve these

problems? There isn't because they're just too many who's on the platform.

And often these errors, these mistakes, these mistreatments go unnoticed

because the individual doesn't have the ability to generate an outcry and get any

attention. But this can't be excused in the issue of Patreon.

Patreon is now entering the territory where they're becoming so big,

they're neglecting their users.

But we're not talking about trying to post a funny picture of a cat or send

words to another person. We're talking about people's access to resources,

their money, the thing they need to survive in the long term.

If Twitter doesn't respond to you over some issues, yeah, well, get over it.

I mean, it kind of sucks. But for the most part, you're going to, you'll be fine.

When Patreon stops sending you money and you don't know why now you're in trouble.

And this is bad news for Patreon and it's bad news for the rest of us.

In what may be the worst possible timing ever, a story has emerged about a hacker

and researcher who got suspended from Patreon without notice.

And he only realized it when he noticed money wasn't being sent to him anymore.

Patreon was allowing people to still sign up, but they weren't giving him his

money and they never told him. Look, if Patreon needs to suspend someone's account,

in this instance, it was over suspicious activity. I understand that.

But it's becoming a problem when they don't notify the users.

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