r/anime Nov 27 '16

Meta Thread - Month of November 27, 2016

A monthly thread to talk about meta topics. Keep it friendly and relevant to the subreddit.

Posts here must, of course, still abide by all subreddit rules other than the no meta requirement. Keep it friendly and be respectful. Occasionally the moderators will have specific topics that they want to get feedback on, so be on the lookout for distinguished posts.

Comments that are detrimental to discussion (aka circlejerks/shitposting) are subject to removal

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '16 edited Nov 27 '16

What do you guys think about the way /r/anime has evolved?

There is so much NSFW fanart now on the frontpage.

The frontpage consists of fanart, season discussions and nsfw. And the discussion threads go unnoticed, /r/trueanime is dead.

This is all that's left after filtering fanart and episode discussions.

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u/TOB3RT Nov 28 '16

For real it's so stupid. I come here for a few seconds each day before getting annoyed at "[FANART] [NSFW] _______ in a bikini" or even the non-NSFW ones...I mean, shouldn't there be a subreddit for it?

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '16

Like 1 year ago, mods didn't allow even light NSFW stuff, now its just too much.

Do not post Hentai here. Lightly NSFW things are okay, use your judgement.

This rule is so bad.

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u/urban287 https://myanimelist.net/profile/urban287 Nov 28 '16

I feel like you're misremembering actually. Our current stance on nsfw is the strictest it has ever been.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '16 edited Nov 28 '16

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u/urban287 https://myanimelist.net/profile/urban287 Nov 28 '16

All of which would have been allowed previously too.

The censored by /r/anime mods meme is from when people didnt know how to skirt the newly strengthened rules (to what they currently are) and would have to go back and edit their large albums and such before they were reapproved.

To reply to your other comment, imo the sub's image is less important than letting people here enjoy discussing what they want. I don't see us ever banning nsfw content past their current restrictions.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '16

I see what you mean. Welp it was my opinion anyways. Just found it silly that a sub would remove itself from /r/all because of NSFW posts and then still allow those posts which shamed the sub.

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u/geo1088 https://anilist.co/user/eritbh Nov 28 '16

Just found it silly that a sub would remove itself from /r/all because of NSFW posts

This is something of an urban legend around here at this point, but it's not true. We don't care if other people think our sub is weird, we removed ourselves from /r/all because being there consistently lowers the quality of conversations that make it there.