Jim W's response to mass deletions of off-topic posts

3 posts from Q Research General #24425, Nov 10, 2023

>>19892786 pb

I am aware of material that has been deleted in mass. Posts that were repeated over and over that belong on their board.

I can think of an example. At times, there is someone who is discussing circumcision. These posts were

repeated over and over and over again, which is the Greek meaning of meme, which is to repeat.

However, they were off-topic. This is not the /uncut/ board.

That person should request to make a new board for this since the material is still in his possession but of no interest to most folks. People that are interested in the uncut penis will then flock to this board. There is no loss. Uncuts can gather together and schnoodle all they want.

>>19892872 pb

No, that is not what is going on.

>Anons are complaining

This is normal. I have seen the examples and it is obvious the the people here except the truly feeble, that the BO lets posts that he doesn't agree with stay on the board.

There are local rules. When you post against them.

Example: illegal content, or spams of random gore, etc those posts belong either in prison, or on another board if they are not illegal, but so obviously objectionable.

If you post Phan Thi Kim Phuc in context when discussing her horrific ordeal as a child that is in context.

If you post just random crap, we have another public place for that.

>>19892980 pb

Now you are understanding. You have a place, and it is public and available for your posts. People can read them. They can archive them.

Those posts can be cherished.

Someone just said I don't allow shit posting.

You obviously haven't been to the >>>/vichan/

board. It is full of actual shit posts.

There is a >>>/catholic/ board. You can post about your faith there. It is like a table of contents if you go to the front of this website.

Repeating unwanted posts over and over again is naughty behavior. I find it especially reprehensible when it is against the First Amendment of the United States.

You know the part about practicing your own religion.

LATER:

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see also video

Keep it legal, and don't feel shy about removing the shills trying to get our site taken offline again.

By allowing borderline illegal posts, you have everything to lose and nothing to gain.

The reality is there is no borderline.

Patriots are held to a higher standard.

[also confirmed that board owners can make their own rules about content, making them "even stricter"