I'm getting sick of deleted post after deleted post over and over again when I checked the report list had updated yet again; please take note.
>>866Please consider that we seem to be in a war in regards to someone else's posts getting deleted for far too long, or I am in one.
>>867No, I am not that person in any way possible. I had pointed this out a couple of times. Although I'm talking about a user who posts wall of text around thirty imageboards, I'm not that person, but a person who has become sick of moderators deleting their posts on /ot/ and pointing out the chaos that I had dug up.
>>868>adapt to new ways of starting conversationsA lot of people do adapt to this. Pretty much a good point indeed, but the person in question made walls of text which lack this.
>>869>there is no censorship thereLet's go into this. If you seen the link to post #3877 in my original post, chances are that you've seen Seis say "we don't want your topic here. I don't know what happened to you in the past to make you care this deeply about this particular subject, but this is not the place for it."
I have no clue what happened overall but the current situation is problematic because they kept reporting the same user when:
1. They posted walls of text in thirty different imageboards (not spam because I don't believe this is a "deranged spammer" by all means and the user stated it's "wildly inaccurate") and as you said, it's been a decade
2. To be more specific, either a hidden board or a spam filter should help in my case as an important matter. I like how the filter works well, it's awesome, and a couple of sites have got this filter too :)
Thanks for mentioning my posts!
>>870I've read a lot from several posts and I don't know why mods like you had been deleting this user's posts on the fly. Like I said, it's a lot to take in and I read many posts quickly to the fact that it kept hogging the /ot/ catalog as some sort of garbage data.
Speaking of memes, here's one to cheer you up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ54JSUmT38