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can somebody forcefeed the mouthbreather who keeps warning very other post his meds? he's killing this website (or rather assraping its corpse, since its already dead) and ruining everyone's browsing experience half of the posts where you see this soykaf are questions, what is the OP supposed to elaborate if he's asking about something he doesnt know you absolute sub 80 IQ nigger glitterboy?

>>12808 >What is the anon supposed to elaborate if they're asking about something they don't know? No idea what you're talking about, OP, but a few questions: - Is this someone on /drg/? - If so, in what respect did they breach Rule #4 for, thus given the warning? Rule #4 warnings are very commonplace on /r/, as I found out myself, and Googling it works wonders too. But to sum up this question once more: Not sure what this is, possibly an anon on /drg/

>>12810 it was not /drg/, it was a technology related board but i cant tell you which post it was since i dont know it anymore. im not talking about a specific post, im talking about a general tendency on the website.

To me it's confusing how the rule always cited in these warnings is being interpreted, but overall I like the intent since most threads warned seem to be low effort/quality. Maybe it would be good to make less ambiguous though.

>>12816 Why the fuarrrk would you bother with effort and quality when they arbitrarily delete your soykaf anyway?

>>12824 They don't delete things arbitrarily, you just keep posting low effort bullshit over and over again. You keep making threads about the covid vaccine, ok, but as soon as someone is posting you don't agree with you lose your soykaf and call him a "something something glitter-something". Then you started talking about numerology and jesus in a thread about a court case, etc. It's ALWAYS you. And we can tell it's you because you keep using the same made-up words and racist insults for whatever reason. Pic highly related; it's you complaining about your threads getting deleted without realizing you keep breaking rules and posting low effort "glitterboy" soykaf.

>>12825 The image is apt, given that your perception of the matter stems from a limited awareness and a limited experience. You just got there at the end and thought you knew what was going on.