>>1392I was never a fan of the "hands-off moderation" policy moot put in place. Ponies and the occasional technical violation of some global rule, I couldn't care less about, but shitposting and trolling pretty much went on unhindered. Moot himself had one or two conversations with known ban evaders and never actually banned any himself when they would show up in Q&A threads. That made my blood boil.
The static IDs, random cooldown changes, and R9K script all either hurt or did nothing for the board, absolutely. I wish the total ineffectiveness of the cooldown increase had served as a lesson for moot, but apparently it didn't.
>>1408You forgot your #outlaw.
