/yakuza/ - site meta-discussion

Looks like friendly fire because the doll thread went down too. Go right ahead and make a new one.

Not aware of deleting that thread. It was likely deleted by the original poster (the unhinged spammer) himself. Please make a new one.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

>>1336
Oh, figured it would've been moderation since it was quite an old thread. At least more than a year old IIRC.
No need for apologies! Just wanted to get some clarity.

I deleted it among many others. That was my 'fuck you' to my posts being disproportionately moderated. Lolispam was just an another payback.

>>1338
I dont think moderation should be disproportionate, but deleting those threads only harms your fellow rolls who were using those threads. I really enjoyed that doll thread and now I'm sad.

Perhaps the threads should become sushi property (undeletable) after enough time?

>>1339
I am sad about all the effort lost, but it were my contributions that were disregarded first. I definitely had an embarassing meltdown over this, but I am just a spiteful lolicon.

>>1338
I only remember one pic of yours that had gotten spoilered, but if the rest was along similar lines I don't know if it was that disproportionate. If one was browsing sushi on their phone on the bus or something (not that I myself would use boards on anything but a proper computer) and a normie looked over on the screen they'd probably think you were looking at softcore loli porn.

In my thinking, if you wouldn't have it out on your screen in public, probably a good idea to spoiler it.

>>1341
I hope you can be a forgiving lolicon.

>>1342
I didnt see the images but this seems like a subjective and silly way to think about it. It seems perfectly normal to me to read manga in public, including manga with ecchi scenes. Even outside of otaku content, I've seen plenty of people watching movies on airplanes with sex scenes and gore as well.
Anyway isn't it a virtue to not be ashamed of what you love and to not worry about what strangers who are looking over your shoulder think of you?

>>1344
Yes, it's a virtue. Not one that everyone has the inclination to pursue. You're forcing all board users to adopt the same view or to only use the board in the privacy of their home.