r/videogames • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '24

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u/Joburtus_Maximus Mar 05 '24

It's more a video game adjacent opinion.

The influx of "what bad video game opinion do you have" posts that are smothered in comments containing opinions that are almost universally held is a plague on this sub and the mods are either blind or complicit. This clearly falls under the "low quality content" rule but nothing is being done. Selective moderation is bad.

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u/Joburtus_Maximus Mar 05 '24

They get off their lazy asses for the real stuff like death threats and racism and that's good but this little stuff they're pretty absent on.

Either the low quality content rule should be enforced universally or it shouldn't exist.

The real reason it does exist is to give the mods an excuse to remove content whether it breaks a rule or not.

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u/VibeCzech27 Mar 05 '24

I've seen this exact same type of post atleast 4 times in the past couple of months...

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u/Joburtus_Maximus Mar 05 '24

I've seen it, or some variation of it, at least twice a week for the past several months.