That would just get people in trouble.

We should at least replace the mods who were fired so we're not reliant on serv's finicky schedule to do thinks like delete links to CP out of /cp/

I'm just tired of people being obvious, provocative trolls and getting fucking away with it. I kinda left old /k/ to avoid that shit.

You want trolling? Goto 4chan

>>2222
Deleting fucking everything for serv unbanning a chandroid dev is not justifiable.

>>2227

dev
posting
porn

get it right.

but hey, it's not like he unbans everyone anyway regardless of what the fuck they did.

oh, wait.

>>2229
And who owns and runs this place?

This isn't a democracy, it's a (mostly) benevolent dictatorship.

Further more, getting pissy at Serv then taking it out on the rest of us by deleting all our threads and posts is a dick move.

>>2230

*shrug*

if you're going to bother with writing rules, putting people in position to enforce those rules.. it sorta irks people when you undermine their enforcement of the rules you put in place.

Otherwise, why even bother writing a rules page if you aren't going to enforce them. It just points to serv's pussy nature in general.

So, i gave serv some work in the only method I had at my disposal, since discussing it with him on irc proved the equivalent of trying to talk to a plate.

>>2222
Let them get in trouble. Best not to have a slowly rising tide of shit, like 4chan has experienced.

I think we need more mods. Fuck, we really need to enforce these rules.

>>2230

serv unbanned someone who posted CP (the next day)


it was staos btw

>>2232
Then I think we should reinstate those Mods and maybe next time Serv can be a little clear with the dev as well as the mods.

Dev shouldn't be posting stupid shit.
Mods shouldn't be reprimanded harshly for doing their job.
It's disrespectful to the users of the site to lose good moderators and lose good threads.

All of which could've been avoided by better communication in the workplace/chain of command.

>>2231
It seems to me sir that you're the pussy here, given that you cannot keep from throwing a temper tantrum when your authority is questioned.

>>2252
It's like being reprimanded for doing your job.

Typically that ends up in some workplace turmoil.

I'd be pissed if my boss fired me for doing my job.

I'd probably fuck his tires up or put a dead skunk in his car.

In this case the server got delebombed.

>>2253
It's the equivalent of a few Walmart security guards blowing up their store because the manager let an idiot who was waving his penis around back in who had been formerly banned by said security guards. Sure, you may have gotten back at the manager, but in doing so you caught a lot of customers and merchandise in the blast. It's a dick move by the security guards any way you look at it.

>>2255
Good point.

/thread.

>>2255
But...but...but mymymy red Swingline and the payroll and thethethe cubicle in storage...

That rule should only be enforced when GLARINGLY obvious that the guy is trolling

Things that look like trolling but arent:
1. Being stupid
2. Having a different opinion
3. Making an obvious joke

>>2291
Subtle trolls are typically the best and go by unnoticed.

Creating shitstorm threads within 1 or 2 posts.

There aren't many I know can do this.

Other than PV of course.

>>2292
yeah, I'd have to agree. Although, I think the most obvious sign is if they're being provocative.