>>34051
If you want to be released you can always get angry at the ignorance which lead to this predictable outcome. That's how I'm coping at least.

A community cannot survive without some form of gatekeeping or indoctrination. It's a story as old as the world, the pattern repeats. Fun people aren't concerned with sustainability, in fact this is what allows them to focus their mental energy on creativity and wit. However, when you ignore sustainability, whatever structure you build will eventually topple with the slight gust of wind or tank under it's own weight.

Absolute freedom cannot work without invitation based posting (very prone to death) or discipline among users allowing to nail down and eliminate dissenters with psychological pressure. /AM/ sucked at this because there wasn't any real introductory period, bootcamp or peer pressure for new posters, which under normal conditions wouldn't be all that bad but eventually some untrained personnel started giving terrain to the assailant instead of isolating him.

I guess you either die a shitposter or live long enough to become a rulecuck.