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ChogsEnhour posted:I used to post on a Slasher board years ago and got a warning for disliking Fraggle Rock of all things. So did it seem serious? If it was just a warning and seemed humorous I probably would have laughed. Ed: That Silent Hill meltdown is pretty funny, but also, I hope that guy sees a doctor. He's ill. Weldon Pemberton has a new favorite as of 21:40 on Dec 21, 2015 |
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AlphaKretin posted:It been a while since I read through the list but I'm fairly confident that a good number of Wikipedia;s lamest edit wars involved inappropriate mod intervention. Wikipedia posted:Richard Kyanka
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Axeman Jim posted:I got banned from the Popjustice forums for liking the "wrong" Radiohead album. You in no way deserved to get banned, but I sort of understand how that could happen. Isn't there like an insider's thing among Radiohead fans about Kid A and Amnesia being much better than the other Radiohead albums, and misunderstood by critics who largely gave them poorer ratings than the previous albums? I could see there having been massive flame wars between people with that opinion and more casual fans with the more mainstream opinion (that OK Computer and The Bends are better), to the point where anyone going "OK Computer is better than Kid A" could be seen as trying to start a flame war. Another example would be people innocently coming in to say "the early Manic Street Preachers albums (before Richey disappeared) were by far the best" on a forum for that band and immediately getting dogpiled for being Cult of Richey and trying to start up an old debate. It could probably happen on SA as well, with some newbie coming in to discuss a controversial topic with a long and storied history on the forums, like furries or libertarianism. Some communities just get very insular to the point of not being very welcoming to the new and uninitiated.
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