>(is that a word?)
"Stricter" or "more strict" would have worked

>Tell me what you think
I agree in theory (406-san reporting in!), but if we're not careful we could easily end up with one or more of the following scenarios:

a. something worth keeping gets baleeted by an moron, shitstorm ensues
b. the backseat moderation club starts constantly pooping on every minor thing they don't like and keeps campaigning for moar baleetions
c. nobody knows if what they want to draw (or are capable of drawing) is acceptable or not, so they avoid posting on /o/ altogether

I don't think my own wording about "personal doodlepads" is particularly helpful outside of its original context (which was the sudden epidemic of underageb& filling /o/ up with endless lame "Original Characters" doing unfunny things), cuz a lot of great oekaki is exactly the sort of thing that artists draw in doodlepads. It was the "personal" aspect I was really focusing on - treating Heyuri like it was their own dumping ground for all their crappy low-effort drawings without considering that maybe other users don't want to see an entire page of shitty, low quality, not-even-having-the-decency-to-provide-LOLs OC DONUT STEEL

There's also a key distinction to be made between those who draw like a semi-competent 7 year old, and those who draw like a mentally-challenged blind man with Parkinson's disease using a mouse with their left foot - I think the former is perfectly OK if it's cute/funny/etc., but I can't imagine anyone on this planet with fully functioning cognitive capabilities wants to see the visual diarrhea of the latter

PS: /h/aruhi SEX