>>8228467 PB

>unhappy with baker, wants a post in notes

You provided no link to the post you're talking about, anon. So I can't give you an opinion on whether it's notable or not. You could have provided a link or a description to make it easier. But you just vent. Do you really want to make things better? Then try harder - and i'm not saying that sarcastically.

Other anons were asking if you want to nom. If it's yours, i guess not. But otherwise, why not?

Re bakers

Bakers aren't perfect. The only thing bakers absolutely have to do is keep the kitchen open for Q. Everything else is gravy. Don't like a baker? Post during a different bred. Or bake yourself.

There is a severe shortage of bakers now. ALL bakers are working overtime – for free.

>>8228578

TYB

God bless, see >>8228621

>>8228618

sorry senpai, can't bake right now

applying ice, will return later

o7

>>8228639

baking while raking

nice loaf to be making?

no salary taking

no flaking - just baking.

nite shift out,

o7.

>>8228691

stolen.

>>8228722

always have a hard time sorting out angry anons from shills (some shills). sometimes when i give them the benefit of the doubt, they calm down - if they are anons, not shills. many anons have no idea how intensive it is to evaluate notables, how little time there is for each post. and how many other things there are to track.

>>8228745

>>8228755

>easy to make transcription/editing errors

ditto here.

>>8228805

yes, everything has meaning

but it requires discernment

to distinguish mistakes from messages

just like with Q decodes –

everything in life IS meaningful at a certain level

BUT

the meaning of random mistakes is less interesting than the meaning of skillfully-coded messages