Sometimes janitors delete threads that don't break any rules
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Sometimes janitors delete threads that don't break any rules and don't leave any warning regarding this. What's up with that?
They know they can get away with it.
>>400621
>that don't break any rules
The rules are so vague that anyone and everyone could be breaking the "no trolling" or "low quality post" rules.
>This guy shows up at your house. What do?
>suck his dick
>get on the floor like a madman
>walk the dinosaur
>I LIEK CHOCOLATE MILK
>it depends. does he want to have sex with me?
>etc.
That kind of thread belongs on /trash/ or /b/.
>>400730
It was thread about a movie - "There Will Be Blood". Don't be a pleb Anon.
>he's a janitor
>on the internet
>on an anime imageboard
>he does it for free
>he takes his "job" very seriously
>he does it because it is the only amount of power & control he will ever have in his pathetic life
>he deletes threads he doesn't like because whenever he gets upset he has an asthma attack
>he deletes threads he doesn't like because they interfere with the large backlog of little girl chinese cartoons he still has to watch
>he will never have a real job
>he will never move out of his parent's house
>he will never be at a healthy weight
>he will never know how to cook anything besides a hot pocket
>he will never have a girlfriend
>he will never have any friends
>>400621
and sometimes he leaves threads up that should be deleted
what does this tell us?
the janitor is a fag
>>400760
>what does this tell us?
he does it for free
also, when shitters get banned for ban evasion, all their posts are deleted, so sometimes their less shitty shit gets trashed too.
Why would someone begrudge the janitors for doing their job?
