Meta why is /soy/ so coally recently?

kafuka

Evil is whatever distracts
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its too dusty, i blame doll for retiring.
 
Poor Moderation - Spam and usual brimstone stay up indefinitely without mass removal, moving to proper boards, etc. Bans are too light for big offenses. A QnA and guidebook would solve this, with accountability for mods and jannies. "Why didn't you move this post, dude? It is explicitly in the guidebook!" "Don't just remove the posts next time. Ban him if he keeps doing it."
Contrary to popular belief, rulecucking is not rules that are tough, concise, and fair. It is really about "hidden" rules and exceptions, which is quite the opposite.
Bad utilization of McCaptcha - NuDev kept tightening the screw until it was too harsh and intrusive. After that, he removed it from /soy/, allowing bots to rain free. The McChallenge also sucks ass and swallows.
Downtime: Not a big problem in the past. For some reason, it is now. I have no idea why. When my devices have problems, I do the old plug-out-plug-in routine, and it's always resolved in less than 10 minutes. The simplest fix would be backup servers, but it requires monetary investment for a low payoff.
 
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13 year old twitter immigrants probably
Lately I saw some chud spamming multiple threads with "poopson" or crazyjak. I think this practice can (at least partially) return the lost spirit of the party.

PS: I mean it can scare potential nu-teens and thus filter them from newGODs who would stay.
 
i think doll changing the /soy/ description from "The jaks posted here are artistic works of coal. Only a fool would call anything posted here a gem." to simply "Gems" was the harambe-esque event that signalled the beginning of the end of soyjak.party
 
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