Believe it or not, Heyuri actually has less Russian users and material on it than it used to - see the entire period when kuz and kolyma/"9ch" was involved with it

Anyway, as someone who is not clued up on Russian memes or whatever (and doesn't care to be), I personally think backseat moderators complaining about threads that don't clearly break any of Heyuri's own rules (and frequently metaposting in those threads to do so) is closer to rule-breaking than the threads themselves; especially when nobody except the backseat moderator themselves even recognizes the material being posted to be annoyed by it

Posts that are clearly recognizable as being Rule 8-breaking (wojaks, *oomer phrases, obnoxious "ironic shitposting", etc.) obviously get dealt with the moment they're spotted - so there's no need to worry about any of that stuff ever "flooding" Heyuri. And you can see that even of the threads you linked, one was autosage'd (and the OP recieved a ban in the same thread for posting now-deleted obnoxious TikTok-style garbage)

Heyuri's Off-Topic and Lounge boards allow a wide variety of topics by design - including Russian ones. If any one user or topic begins to dominate a board, it will eventually be dealt with. In fact I already have proposals relating to certain ongoing instances of this for teh next Townhall

Regarding >>68711 - there's nothing wrong with a new user accidentally breaking a rule due to unfamiliarity (like quote function abuse/"greentext", which is actually a newer rule of ours and was once both allowed and commonplace here), being informed about the rule, and then the user apologizing and following it. That's exactly how it should be, rather than staff-san immediately resorting to banhammers and baleetion sticks