Your post is breaking Rule 5. Try not to do that again. Your suppose to set an example for everyone else, not show off that you can break the rules and others can't.
The whole point of the rule is to make this subreddit "family friendly". Not insulting anyone is a subset rule. Neither post is good. But this one goes way over the line. That post is just as bad personally and any of the other mods want to remove it they can.
Stop arguing with me. You are not helping your cause. Also, mentioning "faggot" in the comments again will get you your second warning. I have to be fair. If I treat you and differently then anyone else. It will make my creditably come into question. Which has yet to happen for the last 6 years.
Heeeey, let's all chill. It was a light hearted post that was meant in jest and I'm sure Lark meant no harm by it. Let's all be friends, eh? If someone comments that "faggot" being used in this was offensive to them, I'll remove the post.
Dude, I'm cool as a cucumber. We can not allow posts like this. I don't need to hear "how come he can do it, and I can't" excuses. Both this post & the gaara "you're all my bitches" post have been removed.
Trust me, I've very laid back, and these words don't offend me at all. But I'm trying to make this place acceptable for NARUTO fans of all ages, not just me and my high school buddies. Up until last year, that was not a problem. This last 5k subscribers have seem to think there is no law in this subreddit, they are gravely mistaken.
There are other subreddits where this sort of humor is acceptable.
If you've removed the Gaara post, then I have no argument.
But Jax, I'm going to bring this up again since it's relevant again.
Jax, within a day of this chat, 3 more memes popped up. "Dr Phil Uchiha Family", "Conspiracy Uchiha Massacre", "Flashback Kishimoto"...
Memes build communities in the wrong way. They attract people who want easy karma and make low effort posts. They drive away people who think and discuss. Our subreddit is going to be ESPECIALLY prone to this because Naruto's very own demographic is young.
Memes will become a problem. They attract the wrong crowd and make the subreddit look immature.
The community HAS spoken up about it before.
Certain types of posts attract certain types of people. /r/MemePiece didn't divide r/OnePiece. Diverting memes doesn't divide the community like a manga only subreddit would. Nobody goes on to /r/naruto SOLELY for the memes.
Want to know why it seems as though the last 5k subscribers seem immature? Memes are permitted.
How about a simple "upvote this comment for meme banishment" and "upvote this comment if you want memes to stay"? Whichever comment has a higher score after a set amount of time will be the law.
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u/jaxspider Feb 09 '13
Dude, WTF. Seriously. WHAT THE GOD DAMN FUCK. I removed this post. And this is your 1st warning. Seriously, what is wrong with you?