>If you're referring to the "hawk tuah" thing
Yes, I don't know about Jim-san but if u think it's mislabeling to put it as tiktok culture then it probably is in this case

Howevar my point stands, it's not a baseless fear that influx of such "foreign" cultures could influx erode our culture if we don't get involved for any innocently rule breaking user beyond warning/deleting posts in possible future cases.
See this tiktok vid that's watched probably by multi-thousands - it doesn't make me think we are in any danger for possible newcomers from there (Heyuri always promoted advertising anywhere and everywhere, and letting the moderation handle the user straining part), it's just a simple reminder that the new users could need some help for adjusting to Heyuri and we may realistically need to possibly filter some of them. If ~20 people come from one ad, it's fine to filter ~2 and have ~18 new users left. It feels like you changed some of your opinions since then - and that's fine - but I liekd your quote in 2022: >>61614

That's the reality of every "anything goes" site ever - they become uninhabitable dumping grounds for all the garbage that nobody else wants (whether it's extreme content or kids being their retarded, LOL-killing selves), and all things good and awesome are driven out

Internet communities are like flower gardens - you gotta remove the weeds to allow the desirable plants to grow, or else you'll end up with nothing but weeds

We are closer to the years when more tumblrlicious pals (HEHEH), whose very existence in 2015 is questionable may find their way to Heyuri, than we are to 2020