Did you not post a black cock in the OP? That may be the problem

>All actress and actor discussion should pertain directly to their roles and careers.

What part of that are you having trouble understanding?

>>402342
>pertain directly to their roles

A question like "Who was the Xest female lead" (hottest, best, most impressive, most liked), is directly related to the role.

OP's thread got deleted because a feminist mod got triggered.

Waifuism is frowned upon. --unwritten rule of /tv/

That's what that thread was, "which is the sexiest" is code for "My waifu beats your waifu". The OP of that thread is lucky he didn't get banned.

>>402343

"Who is the hottest X" relates to their appearance, not their role in the film or acting ability. /tv/, contrary to popular belief, is not a board for masturbating to actresses.

>>402350
>"Who is the hottest X" relates to their appearance, not their role in the film or acting ability

Nonsense. Being pretty/hot/impressive is part of her role, not matter what how feminists want you to believe.

>>402344
>Waifuism is frowned upon. --unwritten rule of /tv/

Mods shouldn't care about unwritten rules.

>>402356
Mods wrote the unwritten rules.

that's why they are unwritten.

>>402357
>Mods wrote the unwritten rules.

Mods are in the business of moderation, not legislating.

/tv/ needs a mod pruning.

>>402350

I see what you did there. The rule reads "SHOULD pertain directly to their ROLES" and you switched it to "MUST NOT be about their appearances" which is a completely different rule.

This is exactly the mod behavior that ruins a board. Some SJW reinterpretation of rules.