Hi Rahmed,
Rahmixes definitely reignited my interest in playing TF2 again, after most my friends who I used to play with quit throughout 2021 I decided back in July/August I had no interest at all to play anymore as the only option was tf2center lobbies on my own, so I also quit. It was around the end of October/November whilst scrolling through TFTV that I saw the platform you had made for mixes that was all inclusive which made me consider playing again, for someone who loves the competitive aspect of 6's with comms (not an option on tf2center) but also has far too erratic and unpredictable evening schedule to commit to a main roster of a team, rahmixes was the perfect platform for someone like me; I assume this to be the case for many others too.
As an open player, if it wasn't for rahmixes, I would never have gotten the chance to play alongside and against high level players who all, save for a few, take the games fairly seriously and ultimately care about winning. Whilst I appreciate that nothing replaces being on an actual team and competing in ETF2L for actual skill development, I would argue that rahmixes has provided much of that for me to an extent. People like Samski, Faust, Ympo, Bluee, PeterDC are definitely names that stick out in my mind, especially from my first week of using rahmixes, as always encouraging and patient with myself and other newer players. There is a plethora of other cool and genuinely nice people who are active on rahmixes: shout out KO and Spake.
From our small interactions on discord I think you are a super cool, friendly guy, you deserve a lot of credit for the platform you have built and the community that it has generated; playing rahmixes had landed me more team offers in the space of 4 months then in the previous 2 years... So genuinely thank you for making this and keeping it going. I do not know what the ultimate goal was for you with the creation of rahmixes, but if it was to have a mix platform that bridged the gap between all skill levels in the community that thrives with multiple games a day every single day since its inception then you have certainly achieved that goal.
My advice is to focus on the positives like all the above, but also to learn from the negatives, I am sure a lot of the negatives is unfortunately background noise from people who are yet to learn proper decorum, however amongst all that, there is probably a few things that are worthwhile to learn from.
Thanks again!