| Mask's Forum Info |
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| Mask's Most Liked Post |
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| RE: Journal of Other Forum Analysis (Volume II, Issue 1) |
01-06-2025, 12:21 AM |
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| Journal of Other Forum Analysis (Volume II, Issue 1) |
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Journal of Other Forum Analysis Archives
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| I do find it funny just how similar Era moderation is to cops.
Marking posters for death, waiting a few days until eyes aren't on them anymore, then banning them in a dead thread to cover their tracks.
Going way out of their way to protect their own, especially when they commit flagrant offenses that would get anyone banned in a normal forum.
Giving certain posters special protections while they proceed to cause chaos and bring down the average IQ in every thread they enter.
Banning posters with completely disproportionate punishments in terms of length and zero consistency.
They go out of their way to make new rules impossible to find, so they always have a card in their back pocket that gives them the perfect excuse to execute someone if they can't find a problem in their post.
All of this is textbook police corruption! |
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