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!!cZNHJxlHEs No.103545 View View Original Report
Surviving the /qa/ coaltalogue - Day 64 - No NAS weekend

Hecking bias alert or something. The No-NAS-on-/soy/ rule is something I've been hoping to see for a while now. There's been two "no-NAS days", if I'm not mistaken? But I want to see it as a permanent rule. Leaving /qa/ as the NAS board. Instead of deleting, jannies should move NAS posts on /soy/ to /qa/. So that /qa/ may obtain more traffic than /soy/ and become the main board.

That said, there's the issue of blogposting. It seems that the majority of the NAS coalers turn into posting the neutral Markjak to get around the rule and post their coal. Probably nothing can be done about that at this state.

Other than that, I'm enjoying the no-NAS-weekend, despite the NAS coaler seethe (especially the desperate zeliggers trying to have 1 troongezenig thread allowed on /soy/) (I suspect that the ones who were caught in this nonsense aren't posting on NAS boards anyway.) It has improved the general atmosphere considerably. I hope the janny crew will be back soon to continue the no-NAS rule for another weekend, and then finally make it permanent.

I find the moderation of the no-NAS-weekend to be quite satisfactory. The users were quite compliant, as most of them clearly read the original post. And there were very few NAS.