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As a board game hobbyist, that happens all the time. Our community generally makes an effort to direct them to games with a lower weight and easier rules and encourages them to keep playing to grow the hobby.
That's not at all what happens with Linux.
Don't they just make a joke about Patchwork and move on?
Can you recommend any good forums to look for board games?
BGG is all you need