Why do janitors ignore reported threads when it's fairly
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Why do janitors ignore reported threads when it's fairly clear they're off-topic and are rejected by the community?
i think there are a lot of people who report everything that they don't like even if the post doesn't really break a rule. this fills the report queue up with so much stuff, that janitors only delete stuff that gets a dozen or more reports. if there are only 11 (or less) rulefags who reported an off-topic thread that everyone else is enjoying, it doesn't get deleted.
and most people would rather shitpost in a thread instead of reporting it. i guess they assume that the staff actively looks for off-topic content to delete.
wew lad why do these threads keep being deleted :^)
https://desustorage.org/qa/thread/461566/
very nice class ic paul daeno image
>>461792
>hutt games are for children
Lmao why are /tv/ autists so insecure
>>461815
More like why can't /v/ keep vidya discussion on /v/?
Because our mod hates us
Neo moot needs to make a tv general board or an entertainment one.
>>461792
I don't think you understand anon.
Mods/janitors delete threads based on what they like, not the rules or what the community likes.
>>461792
So much butthurt Lmao
>>>/tv/66756300
Since you're allowing them to spam and raid >>>/tv/66771223 --> >>>/tv/66770761
can we get waifu threads back too, mod/jani?
>>461792
Do you think mods/janitors are constantly sitting in front of the 4chan report feed 24/7?
>>>/tv/66758757
Thread is full of avatarfagging garbage. Why won't mods do anything? /tv/ isn't the celeb subreddit anymore ...
And so it began, the great Exodus of our time.
Since mods were too busy choking on hot pockets /tv/ had to take measures into their own hands to salvage what they could.
>>>461878
The /v/ermin are reacting as children, a simple reply with a link to >>>/v/ makes them sperg out, soon they'll get tired and leave.
>>461907
So long as we keep it up every time one of their threads gets started we won't need janitors anymore. /tv/ can become a self-ruled utopia amongst art boards.
>>461878
Kek, that Fallout thread raid is hilarious, even the /sp/ CP spammer showed up for some reason.
Wasn't aware /v/omits were such pushovers, no wonder they lost their board.
>>461978
>showed up for some reason
/sp/ has been on /tv/ for years and they're finally starting to do something productive while they're there.
>>461805
Swaglord running damage control. He may act like an arrogant idiot who thinks he's funny, but he really is a egotistical jackass who feels as though everyone should worship him. Seeing people point out how horrible he is triggers him.
>>461824
That would be Swaglord. Also I hate to break it to you, but moot hated you guys to, as did the mods. In fact they really wanted to get rid of /tv/, but I guess after moot left they decided not to go through with it.
If moot was still around, /tv/ would have been deleted
>>462195
We all know moot hated us, but who cares about the opinion of an anime-loving faggot who had to leave an Indonesian fishmonger forum he founded because he couldn't handle the bantz?
>>462192
Nice knowing you.
>>462195
Explain.
Why did moot hate /tv/ and why did he want to get rid of it? Doesn't make sense, it's an essential board, TV and film. Why would anyone hate such a board?
>>462204
When you say "Essential" what do you mean, exactly? Does the League of Legends General Discussion Forums need a TV and Film board? What about Gaia Online? How about Xeogaming.net?
>>462195
>That would be Swaglord
i'm usually in [s4s] or /g/, buddy