When your trust is broken, it was your evaluations and expectations that were poorly aligned with who they actually are.
Is that their fault?
That is a classic for Taz in a nutshell.
Other classic along the lines things he'd say:
"Whose fault is it that you feel cheated by the changes, your implicit understanding of the intricacies involved wouldn't necessarily equate to that of the platform."
So it's your fault you feel cheated.
"Quality content is subjectively based. If the rewards are not there or you lack being noticed you should start thinking outside that box."
So it's your fault for feeling your material was worthy.
I follow him, I don't read as much stuff as I use to, basically because I am not that poorly aligned anymore when it comes to some of the stuff he says.
RE: Trust issues: learning to blame the liar, and not yourself...My comment to @tarazkp 's post....