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Aren't most of those boards invaded pretty regularly? Huh? No.

• Karunamon 14y ago
  The hell you say. If I had a penny for "XX decides what board we invade and with what" post on /b/... And I say this as a regular visitor of /x/. The mods seem downright useless some days.
  • nateberkopec 14y ago
    >implying /b/ actually goes through with all those raids /x/ is the only board that actually does get raided. it's probably the worst board on 4chan (i'm a pixie AMA).
    • Karunamon 14y ago
      >implying /b/, /mlp/, or /v/ aren't actually the worst boards on 4chan There is some genuinely interesting stuff on /x/ once you filter out the fakers and the roleplayers.
      • nateberkopec 14y ago
        definitely not implying that, those boards are horrible. i do like x's archived threads, where people dump youtube videos and wiki links
      • Torgo 14y ago
        /x/ (paranormal) is pretty bad lately. The problem with /x/ is inconsistency. It seems to happen in bursts. A rare really good thread tends to inspire more good threads for a while, you get few days to a week of good content. I realize mods on 4chan is a touchy subject, but /x/ could use a good mod that deleted excessively repetitive threads. there are some boards where that's not such a big deal, and some boards that thrive on repetitive and troll threads (I'm thinking of 4chan's pressure release valve, /pol/). But /x/ would be better served by having a mod conscientious of, not so much curating good content or killing trolls, but deleting the EXTREMELY repetitive threads that inevitably go nowhere. Also, it is a matter of opinion if the roleplayers are a problem. I would argue that the lazy, bad roleplayers are the problem. I think they add color when they're good. Part of the excitement of /x/ is that it exists on the fuzzy periphery between fact and fiction.