>>723
This is the first time I'm seeing this, and it's strange.
I have no idea what they're talking about in regards to me posting K-Pop, because I don't even prefer that type of music at all to even know what tracks to play.
At that time, I was annoyed by the fact that R.O.B. threads were given inconsistent treatment by both the moderators and the janitors. Back on 4chan, R.O.B. threads slowly became targeted for shitposting like any recurring thread eventually does, especially one that is ran by a tripfag and is done for weeks on end like they were. At first, shitposts were being deleted, then they weren't, then they were again, and then I end up getting banned for some bogus reason.
Everyone who was paying attention to the threads were paying attention to the treatment because they wanted some sort of definitive proof that R.O.B. threads were acceptable on /v/, but they would inevitably reneg on their actions and let shitposters have their way. What's more, they would never definitively state whether or not this was acceptable for /v/ under the current rules at the time. If they had just came out with some sort of simple message that "Yes, they were." we could have avoided so much headache at the beginning.
Eventually they didn't, and eventually they stopped caring about the threads and they ended up becoming a magnet for shitposters any time they came on. Those who genuinely enjoyed the threads eventually stopped trying to enjoy them because it just became an exercise in patience in putting up with shitposts.
I had contacted a mod about getting a ban reversed, and it was. That wasn't enough, though.
I swear that the /q/ board, which was moot's q&a and suggestion board that he put up back in 2012, was made up by a good percentages of threads demanding that R.O.B. threads be banned, and every single one almost always devolved into shouting matches between those who would meticulously describe how they were against the rules and didn't belong, and those who had to remind others that they weren't forced to look at them.
R.O.B. threads throughout mid-2013 until late 2014 were sparse and few, because so much trouble went into making them. It was only after the exodus in 2014 did they finally have a place where they were outright accepted.