This is a discussion thread about all the 'no small tops' spam on /y/.
And don't worry, the thread I knocked off to make this one was one those anyway!
What am I complaining about?
A single user is maintaining 15 threads simultaneously on /y/, three of which have their 'no small tops' rule.
Why is this bad?
-/y/ has a 5 thread limit. This person is bypassing that limit, which is against the rules and is spam.
-The 'rule' is annoying but harmless since it can't be enforced. It causes trolling and drama in the threads, and likely puts people off from contributing.
-The threads are mostly unpopular with the OP being the only contributor. OP tries to bump them all before they get knocked off the board. This results in /y/ being constantly flooded with these unpopular threads.
-They often just remake an unpopular thread that gets knocked off the board.
-These threads are repetitive, mostly themed around outdated anime and containing subpar images. Which have their place, but not in so many threads at once.
-/y/ as a whole ends up looking sloppier and it gives the impression the mods aren't active (which they are).
-Did I mention how annoying it is?
The screenshot shows a couple examples of their many threads getting archived.
Here are their current (15!) threads:
>>2808180
>>2809450
>>2812544
>>2811443
>>2809462
>>2810770
>>2806687
>>2810811
>>2805999
>>2809423
>>2808362
>>2808168
>>2811317
>>2812425 (Christmas)
>>2799034 (Female-gaze)
And don't worry, the thread I knocked off to make this one was one those anyway!
What am I complaining about?
A single user is maintaining 15 threads simultaneously on /y/, three of which have their 'no small tops' rule.
Why is this bad?
-/y/ has a 5 thread limit. This person is bypassing that limit, which is against the rules and is spam.
-The 'rule' is annoying but harmless since it can't be enforced. It causes trolling and drama in the threads, and likely puts people off from contributing.
-The threads are mostly unpopular with the OP being the only contributor. OP tries to bump them all before they get knocked off the board. This results in /y/ being constantly flooded with these unpopular threads.
-They often just remake an unpopular thread that gets knocked off the board.
-These threads are repetitive, mostly themed around outdated anime and containing subpar images. Which have their place, but not in so many threads at once.
-/y/ as a whole ends up looking sloppier and it gives the impression the mods aren't active (which they are).
-Did I mention how annoying it is?
The screenshot shows a couple examples of their many threads getting archived.
Here are their current (15!) threads:
>>2808180
>>2809450
>>2812544
>>2811443
>>2809462
>>2810770
>>2806687
>>2810811
>>2805999
>>2809423
>>2808362
>>2808168
>>2811317
>>2812425 (Christmas)
>>2799034 (Female-gaze)
