/fa/ - Fashion

>Ban /pol/-bait, and ignore it until it is able to be banned (since moderation here is slow as fuck).
>It never has to do with fashion, and when it does, it's almost entirely anti-fashion (e.g. "those glasses are nu-male"); these political nonsense posters seem to have a lot of (sometimes contradictory ideas) of what not to wear, but never suggest what is acceptable.

>update the sticky
>post relavant content
>don't feed the trolls
>try to use other sources such as magazines and other better websites to bring new content in
>harsh but constructive criticism in WAYWT threads based on not just personal opinion, but well researched trends / designs

>We need to direct every poster to our rules and etiquette. If you see a lone hair thread, redirect it to a general and sage it, it only costs you 15 seconds, but it will pay off for you big time.
>It doesn't matter how many new posters come from reddit every day, as long as they are contained in the threads of their interest/competence.
>We don't need tripsfags, they will always be cancerous. We need a strong community of relevant posters - each to his own area of expertise.
>I did the same thing a year ago on /sci/ - not quite but it worked. Every day I spent around 10-15 minutes just saging and reporting threads from highschoolers, and encouraging people to do the same. Now /sci/ is full of STEM students and PhDs. Sounds silly, I know, but people can collectively clean a board up if you make them aware.

Any nice outdoors watches? I've been rocking a bugman tier digital watch outside and I want something a little hard wearing, simple or rugged, preferably with a light and a strap you can get wet.