Just because a sticky is gone doesn't mean it doesn't still apply. Just that the staff thinks it's been around long enough for everyone to see. If something said in a sticky were going to be reversed, they'd probably make another sticky about it.

Bumping this so we can get a mod's opinion on this.

There are a lot of loli/shota torrents posted in /t/, and people aren't even subtle about it (post subjects advertising LOLI or SHOTA).

Talking about it on IRC, it's my opinion we change the rules back to their original form. There's really no need for them in /t since other sites already allow them. People also can't request them in /r which kind of kills the usual system anyhow.

Okay, seems final conclusion is no /l or shota torrents. No obviously sexual /l outside /b and /i.

>>478
For those of you who haven't noticed, global rule #3 was updated to the following:

"Do not post the following outside of /b/: Trolls, flames, racism, off-topic replies, uncalled for catchphrases, macro image replies, indecipherable text (example: "lol u tk him 2da bar|?"), anthropomorphic ("furry"), grotesque ("guro"), or loli/shota images."

So now technically loli/shota isn't allowed. Honestly, I don't mind if it is somewhat laxly enforced. Delete blatant lolikon/shotakon, but stuff that is borderline is fine by me--unless people start complaining about it that is.

As an extra request, it would be handy if janitors didn't have to wait between reports for when multiple ban requests/etc are necessary.

Mods have a "cleanup" button which kills all of the deleted reports on a board. I don't really see why the janitors couldn't be given that button, i don't think you can do any harm with it?

it was this guy again, who spams /s/ with images of gays :/
and now he hits again.

please dearest mods, invent somehting.
he seems to works at my mornings (11:30cet) and i cant do anything but deleting.
also he is very very enduring.

and again :(

and again :(

This is something I've wondered as well. How would we punish excessive bad reports?

Moderators have a ban reporter button. If you find a series of reports that are a problem, come tell a moderator to ban the reporter. Removing the report removes the way to ban them, though.

This is somewhat on topic: There's at least one person in /a/ who consistently reports EVERY instance of "battletoads," "combat frogs," and similar responses to source requests.

Granted, replying with "battletoads" is pretty stupid, but I generally clear the reports because people realize it's a joke. But there are 3-4 reports a day for "battletoads," and assuming that I'm doing the right thing by clearing them, it would be nice to warn the guy and say "hey, stop reporting this."

I'm usually idling there 24/7 :o Just doing Vista upgrade yesterday so I've not got it reinstalled yt.

Half the time I'm between noon rush and evening rush shifts sitting on a laptop just scanning through, but alright.

Okay, so from around the 20th to the 26th, I'll be with my family in Texas, so glance at /sp/ every once and a while. I might have a computer down there though, so I'll keep you posted.

Texas eh. Hope we get another Bahamas Christmas, I hate the cold.

Yeah my family lives down there and I figured I'd spend Thanksgiving+ with them.

You're leaving upstate NY in the dead of winter?

You bastard.

Talk about 'in advance'. O.o

>>443

Can you blame me? I hate it here.

>>444

I got super cheap airfare. lol

/h/ janitor --> too much fapping --> blindness

IT ALL MAKES SENSE.

Hope they can fix you up.

No worries. As always, I'm keeping close eye on the board. Be well, comrade.

Ah, well, I think they showed whether or not they could have the occasional "classic" anime thread... the thread descended into nothing but flaming so I deleted it.