>>14037041 (pb)
Agreed. Been saying this since Feb.
IMO 2/3rds of the shit that gets notabled is not notable. We need to be a lot more selective.
Should be run as a tight ship…
At the very least group notables in some sort of fashion.
We have let [THEM] control the notables for too long and the longer the list of notables the more subversive action goes unrecognized by the masses of anons.
Anons are analysts. Feeding us 2/3rds bullshit obviously makes a large impact on our final 'product'.
I agree with the: 1) Proofs 2) Digs (true in the sense that the SOURCE is valid, not that the conclusion is accurate), possibly a third 'Interdasting' category… Things like 'anon opines', unsourced but relevant events, etc. Nearly all of our notables would fall into the third category, which is sub-optimal.
This not only makes it much easier on casual anons who aren't here all day and would miss something because they're not going to backtrack through all of the days breads BUT… It also makes it much easier for us to 'weaponize' the truth, the more focused the beam, the brighter the LIGHT. (laser-focus)
I'd also suggest instead of having separate breads for all kinds of topics that will eventually be pushed out of the catalog by all of the new breads, daily. Things like Advanced Tech/Anti-Gravity breads come to mind as they were some of my favorite and I'm not sure other people would search them out, but the information is, IMO, relevant.
Not sure how to actually get this plan into action without causing more chaos and uncertainty, but it needs to be done.
Also, the more we ban the shills on VPNs, the more you restrict access to anons connecting via the same VPNs. I know that's obvious but if one does not have a good # of IPs available to them, you risk losing anons that dont know about or want to IP hop.
God Bless us ALL.