>>942053781
> " the j̶a̶n̶n̶i̶g̶g̶e̶r̶s̶ [ Moderator(s) ] actually deleted the old thread for no reason? ..." ;
MODS are GODS and don't even need a reason to delete threads from the >>>/b/catalog
I suspect that it happens more frequently when new Moderators and / or Janitors are appointed and need to be shown how to administer their routine duties:
There is a clause at the bottom of the /b/ - Random ( board specific ) Rules that states
> Note: "ZOMG NONE!!!1" applies to moderators as well. ;
> see intra-4chan link related : https://www.4chan.org/rules#b
Also if someone reports a Thread or Reply Post for a serious Global Rule infringement it's probably prudent for them to arbitrarily delete a thread rather than making of an intellectually rational decision about complex legal matters that they might know little about.
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>>939342327
>The feedback form doesn't even address concerns like spamming anymore.
The feedback form seems to allow open-ended issues to be addressed by users, for attention by Mods / Admin. It's quite a long time since I stopped using it because I came to the conclusion that it was a waste of time.
>Why is there still a rule then?
The prohibition of spamming / flooding ...(currently listed as GR#10)
> link related: https://www.4chan.org/rules#global10
has always been included in the Global Rules, as far as I can remember, and it is sometimes enforced when the mods are inclined to do so.
Prior to the implementation of >>>/trash/catalog /b/ was the only implementation of a "retard bin" and, for example, brony clopfags could post their MLP bullshit to all the other boards ( before >>>/mlp/catalog containment board was implemented) and those other boards' Jannies would move them to the Random Retard /b/in thus inadvertently spam/flooding this board - I'm sure you can see how that could cause conflicts among the 4chan staff - potentially causing animosities.
NB I am not (and never have been) 4chan staff so my observations are merely based on familiarity with the Rules & Guidelines as published and suppositions regarding 4chan management over a long time.
Truth is the Mods can do what they want here on /b/
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>The feedback form doesn't even address concerns like spamming anymore.
The feedback form seems to allow open-ended issues to be addressed by users, for attention by Mods / Admin. It's quite a long time since I stopped using it because I came to the conclusion that it was a waste of time.
>Why is there still a rule then?
The prohibition of spamming / flooding ...(currently listed as GR#10)
> link related: https://www.4chan.org/rules#global10
has always been included in the Global Rules, as far as I can remember, and it is sometimes enforced when the mods are inclined to do so.
Prior to the implementation of >>>/trash/catalog /b/ was the only implementation of a "retard bin" and, for example, brony clopfags could post their MLP bullshit to all the other boards ( before >>>/mlp/catalog containment board was implemented) and those other boards' Jannies would move them to the Random Retard /b/in thus inadvertently spam/flooding this board - I'm sure you can see how that could cause conflicts among the 4chan staff - potentially causing animosities.
NB I am not (and never have been) 4chan staff so my observations are merely based on familiarity with the Rules & Guidelines as published and suppositions regarding 4chan management over a long time.
Truth is the Mods can do what they want here on /b/
>pic related