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it belongs in /trash/ its basicly furry shit.
There are non stop posts about the same skeleton faggots over and over. Also it spawns stupid gamergate shit.

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Why are yurifans from /a/ so possessive, mad possessive, about their girls and shipping?

I'm curious about this, we all know /a/ is a pretty lewd board with constant posts about how they want to fuck anime girls. right? However, the moment you say you want to fuck an anime girl that belongs in a yuri show, you'll get mad replies about that how that girl only belongs to -thisonegirlIshipherwith- or even more aggressive posts. I've done my research and I haven't seen something of this level in yaoi threads (needless to say it never happens in hetero...
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how does sage work?

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When are janitors actually going to start cracking down on off-topic, /v/ "culture" shit?

I know for a fact some shitty janitor is aware of that thread and hasn't done anything about it.

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>get called a dumb frogposter
>have to leave my computer and go take a walk outside to forget about it

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>he fills out hundreds of captchas

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What board am I supposed to discuss Serial on? There doesn't seem to be a relevant board.

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So lately I've seen some people try to deny that /pol/ is a plague on the rest of the site for spreading their retarded, off-topic and often barely coherent ideas everywhere. ITT post threads made or derailed by obvious, idiotic /pol/tards. This example is from /sci/, posting a screencap instead of just linking because hopefully the mods will delete it soon.

>>>/sci/7716047

Notice how he puts forth his claim without any evidence, then puts the burden of proof on his opponents, a common /pol/lack...
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why doesn't 4chan have a consumerism board to review and discuss recent purchases

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As a poster from India, any type of discussion is impossible because of my flag. This needs to stop so the high intelligence discussion /pol/ used to have can return.

The memes don't even make sense either, we have a space program so we shouldn't be treated like 3rd world savages like /pol/ pretends we are

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Can we just outright ban them like Free! threads?They've been reminded to go back to /jp/ for anything but discussion of anime/manga, but they persist in making threads 24/7, often with the wrong OP, which makes it difficult to filter. The treads have some anime discussion, but once again, Hound and others are creating ERP and fanfiction posts. Here are some particularly choice samples from the latest thread:
>>>/a/134210040
>>>/a/134210595
>>>/a/134207226
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Hiro you promised to save /tv/. Please save /tv/.

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Hiro, I think we should have a /safespace/ board where we can express views without being insulted or critized and only people who agree with the threads that are in there can only respond to those said threads. I feel 4chan is a very harsh place and we need this in order to counterbalance the things that goes on here such as /pol/, /r9k/, the vulgarness of /b/ and /v/, and /int/ somewhat especially for minorities

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>mods have taken over now that their owner is blissfully unaware?
>/v/ gets Santa threads deleted but not ecelebs or Blacked threads
>/a/ is now owned by fucking Fakku
>/d/ only accepts dickgirls, bans people who don't have pictures
>/his/ and /co/ are now taken over by Tumblr shitposting
>Tumblr now replacing all the /pol/ shitposting
>Hiro doesn't...
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In order to prevent redundant threads with users crying into the wind, let's create a single list of board-related issues in order to better discuss and propose suggestions to Hiro and the staff.

When posting an issue, be sure to post which boards the issues affect, and try to keep it civil. If you would like to contribute more specifics, examples, etc. to a single issue, then by all means do so.

The current major issues, according to /qa/, are:

>/tv/
>A lack of consistent moderation
>topic favoritism beyond the stated board rules, including allowing porn and meme threads to go unchecked while banning any mention of actresses

>/v/
>a lack of consistent moderation
>disagreement over what is and isn't board related, resulting in calls for a board split.

>/d/, /aco/
>The creation of /aco/ had negative effects on /d/'s community and board culture, slowing the board to a crawl and leaving many topics untouchable by either board

/co/
>the increased popularity of superheroes in recent years has created a glut of superhero threads on /co/. The creation of a separate thread that allows live-action, animated, and comic book superhero content has been requested.

>/pol/
>the addition of flags to the board was a punitive measure by moot applied for personal reasons, and negatively affects communication on the board by introducing regional tribalism.

>Global
>the feedback form receives few public solutions to issues that are not software related, even though it supposedly applies to board issues as well. Issues of board content are often dealt with directly through hostile posts and spam, resulting in this slow, indirect method of feedback seeing no use. It provides users with little satisfaction or confirmation of its usefulness.
>Many feel the moderation teams have become too comfortable in their positions and feel possessive towards the boards they frequently moderate, removing control of the community from the users.