>It's OK to have 77 posts in a bread
You can believe what you want. But, after years of observation, anon filters anyone that has a post count above ten percent of the bread. Why? For a few reasons actually. One reason is that it is a fast and easy method to filter out what anon is not looking for. And seldom, if ever, does anyone with a post count that high actually post something that this anon would find useful or informative. Another reason is time available. Literally don't have enough of it and don't want to waste it reading through the squabbling and the flood of anons stating their opinions on various subjects over and over. Don't need propaganda saturation. Anon is a big boy and can think for himself. As for baker or bv deleting posts this anon never sees that because the posts telling me to refresh are ignored. And the deleted posts remain visible all the way to the end of the bread. Unless anon has already filtered that id, of course. Baking is work. Creating new breads is work. When the infantile anons who feel the need to post dozens and dozens of times in a bread start doing their thing then they need to stop and realize that they are creating more work for the bakers due to the increased frequency of breads filling up. Thus creating the need to do more work more often to make new breads.