That's too exhausting for me, and at least 5(?) others as your stuff keeps getting flagged. Keep in mind you're already emotionally in the red, we're not. You c

That's too exhausting for me, and at least 5(?) others as your stuff keeps getting flagged. Keep in mind you're already emotionally in the red, we're not. You can't fire someone's emotions up that fast if you're not a great writer. It just doesn't work like that. If you know it's going to get flagged the quote doesn't make any sense, net result you are still doing nothing if your posts all get flagged before anyone sees them. You're just wasting time really. Note that this thread we're in now, one you framed as a discussion rather than a rant, got a fair amount of response and is not flagged. Learn from the data or don't I guess. -- For what it's worth I do wish I'd used a different word than boring, I meant no judgement on the content of your posts. When it comes to creating content for others to consume I tend to use boring to describe things that aren't actively engaging rather than subjects I'm not interested in (for example "this video we're making gets boring at the 3 minute mark, can we speed up the pace there?"). I do realise the rest of the world doesn't work that way and usually I'll be more specific, I was tired when posting and that one slipped through. You could be talking about my favourite topic in the world but if you come at me all fired up and red faced about it I'm gonna get exhausted (bored) just as fast as if you'd come at me speaking in monotone. I should have gone with "disengaging" maybe.