/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

https://www.4chan.org/tmp/janitorapp.php
>Janitor applications are now open for 24 hours, and will close at 12:30AM on Monday, September 10th.
It's time for you to become a meido, /jp/. Your dream will come true in just a few years.

[Anonymous No.]

Gonna do my best to bully the HELL out of the new janitors.

[Anonymous No.]

I was banned yesterday - just 24 hours - for reporting that Yama retard. Aside from that, my only posts were in shitty threads that I had already reported as rule violations.

My point is: if one of you becomes a janitor please don't ban people because they reported you for shitposting.

[Anonymous No.]

Someone write a quality application for me. I don't like writing.

[Anonymous No.]

I look forward to working with anyone else who is accepted, though I hardly think I need the extra help.

[Anonymous No.]

So how will we call our new janitor?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699848
Janitors cannot ban. Only mods or moot can ban.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699878
Neo Shitty Janitor

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699874
>get thing dont

Rejected.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't see the point in becoming a janitor. You have to deal with people's shitty posting all day, jerk off in IRC with the mods, and you don't even get paid. What's the benefit? You've made the board slightly less shitty for only as long as you're deleting garbage. The second you stop, the shitposting will come back. It's like killing weeds by pulling them out. It's hard as hell, takes forever, and is useless because you can never destroy the root of the problem.

[Anonymous No.]

What if I don't have a cool online nickname/handle?

[Anonymous No.]

I pity anyone who actually gets accepted

[Dave No.]

>>9699888
>99888
dubstrip: that's your new nickname

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699892
Sup, NSJ.

[Anonymous No.]

As long as no one takes Flanfly away from me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699887
If no one tries, nothing will change.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699899
There's nothing interesting about these threads. Well they were once before they started consisting of spam of the same set of messages each day.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699906
Nothing needs to change.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699906
The people who need to try are moot and the mods. Hopefully the new wave of janitors will become mods in a couple of years, if they can handle all that time of being utterly useless. Being a janitor is like pissing in the ocean.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699909
But it does. No matter how much you hate changes, it must happen.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699887
>The second you stop, the shitposting will come back.

I don't want to sound cynical here, but I really care a lot less about what happens when I'm not browsing the board. As long as it's clean when I am browsing, it's fine. And there's certainly no better way to make sure it's always clean when I'm browsing than becoming a janitor myself.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699932
But then you aren't really browsing, you're wasting half your time dealing with reports and shitposters reposting threads two seconds after you kill them.

[Anonymous No.]

What sane person would actually spend their free time babysitting a bunch of annoying 12 year olds for free?

[Dave No.]

Sometimes it feels better to just delete a shit thread yourself than just waiting for the mod/janitors, which may take more than a few hours.

[Anonymous No.]

It'd be nice if we could get a janitor who would clean threads that spiral into stupid meta discussion, but that's probably asking too much.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9699948
but meta discussion is the only interesting thing here, we luckly get something new to discusss once every week.