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Surviving the /qa/ coaltalogue - Day 55 - The furtroon menace
When something starts to get big, someone will start running threads claiming that the topic is either fail, have the death of /qa/ attached to it, or both. A lot of threads have been ruined this way on the site (like dotspamming or 'cado (fortunately most of them have the moral high ground), and all of them end up shitcanned.
Now, like every 'rd fad that intends to subvert the sharty, furtroons try to make their garbo pass as soyjaks, even drawing soyjaks of their favorite characters. The result is IAS and you can't argue against that. It even gets on the booru. I say furtroons are right behind troongezenig in their success in doing this.
They are festering on the slow board that is /qa/. Moderation against the 'rd should be as legit as 'cado crusades, dottrooning and other forms of user-enforced moderation. This is part of why I don't understand when people say that the old school of /qa/ needs to die or 'rd is in danger or so forth.
Look, we all like certain aspects of the boards, and would not want to see them go. What's the point in furtroons? They have little to contribute. They didn't prosper in 4cuck's /qa/ now, did they? It got all drowned out by superior gimmick spammers. Now there's more of them, but they fail to be any better than the original ones. If anything, their behavior is more shitty than the old users.
When something starts to get big, someone will start running threads claiming that the topic is either fail, have the death of /qa/ attached to it, or both. A lot of threads have been ruined this way on the site (like dotspamming or 'cado (fortunately most of them have the moral high ground), and all of them end up shitcanned.
Now, like every 'rd fad that intends to subvert the sharty, furtroons try to make their garbo pass as soyjaks, even drawing soyjaks of their favorite characters. The result is IAS and you can't argue against that. It even gets on the booru. I say furtroons are right behind troongezenig in their success in doing this.
They are festering on the slow board that is /qa/. Moderation against the 'rd should be as legit as 'cado crusades, dottrooning and other forms of user-enforced moderation. This is part of why I don't understand when people say that the old school of /qa/ needs to die or 'rd is in danger or so forth.
Look, we all like certain aspects of the boards, and would not want to see them go. What's the point in furtroons? They have little to contribute. They didn't prosper in 4cuck's /qa/ now, did they? It got all drowned out by superior gimmick spammers. Now there's more of them, but they fail to be any better than the original ones. If anything, their behavior is more shitty than the old users.
