Deleting per rule 2 and 4. No sources, and meta concern posts don't go here. By the way, the real shill problem we are having is people posting shitposts, not the mods. The mods are protecting the quality of the sub. Shills attack the mods to create distrust and disruption. Their methods are disrupt, deny, and discourage.
Allowing these concern posts would be a slippery slope. For one thing, it would give shills an opening to spam concern posts to try to disrupt the sub.
Not to mention: OP didn't even make a argument to support his complaint about the rules. The truth is that the rules haven't change significantly. The only significant change is that sources are required for claims of fact. Also, the impetus for rule change, and asking the community to weigh in on rules, came from kevdude (of protectvoat) himself. The point is to have a small number of clear rules that can be consistently/fairly enforced.
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Millennial_Falcon ago
Deleting per rule 2 and 4. No sources, and meta concern posts don't go here. By the way, the real shill problem we are having is people posting shitposts, not the mods. The mods are protecting the quality of the sub. Shills attack the mods to create distrust and disruption. Their methods are disrupt, deny, and discourage.
bikergang_accountant ago
Meta very much should be able to be discussed in a thread.
Millennial_Falcon ago
Allowing these concern posts would be a slippery slope. For one thing, it would give shills an opening to spam concern posts to try to disrupt the sub.
Not to mention: OP didn't even make a argument to support his complaint about the rules. The truth is that the rules haven't change significantly. The only significant change is that sources are required for claims of fact. Also, the impetus for rule change, and asking the community to weigh in on rules, came from kevdude (of protectvoat) himself. The point is to have a small number of clear rules that can be consistently/fairly enforced.