/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Why do people get so butthurt when their threads are deleted? Can't they understand they were shitty and no one cared?

[Anonymous No.]

OP why u so butthurt

[Tokiko No.]

It bothers me when good threads get deleted while bad threads aren't.

People should be asking themselves, "What will the community like?" rather than "What will meido like?" when they're making the thread. 4chan is not meant to be over-moderated to the extent that /jp/ is. If the new shitty janitor keeps it up, /jp/ will be nothing but a meido appreciation board. I hope that day does not come again.

[Anonymous No.]

but shitty threads are a /jp/ staple

they should stay until meido wakes up and deletes them
thats the circle of life

this new meido is way too active and deletes stuff within minutes

[Anonymous No.]

>>8456740
Maybe the change is too sudden for garbage posters that weren't around for the days of 3-5 pages missing at all times. Not used to getting judged and deleted constantly.

No longer their playground so they act out.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8456752
What drives people to spam repeatedly just because they aren't agreed with, though?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8456752
The community does not take kindly to your bullshit threads either way.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm doing just fine without ultramagical Sudo threads running around.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8456752
You having a problem with the moderation is a sign they're doing something right.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8456752
Tokiko, you don't have the right to tell others what 4chan is and what is not. Speak for yourself.