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No.68386
There's a bunch of people saying stuff like "soul/soulless", "slop", "uuhhmmm actually, "x good, y bad", etc, and no one bats an eye
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No.68387
4chan is down so maybe there are just a lot of new people. maybe urge them to read teh rulez ? if you bad everyone for innocent mistakes, there would be nobody left. ヽ(´ー｀ )ノ
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No.68388
they must learn, and silence is no teacher (・∀・)
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No.68389
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>>68387
i would still be here.
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No.68390
>>68389
well you are perfect adn ebautiful so u are an exception. :3
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No.68391
That's becuz getting super anal about "lingo" is 4 n00bs

Rule 8 is specifically for pepe/wojak posters, common troll phrases, ironic shitposting, posts that are overly-hostile towards other users, etc. - not simply "any and all recent internet-popularized words & phrases"
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No.68426
There's a difference between an otherwise good poster using some lame language and being informed about it, and users going around using these words, repeatedly, with no repercussion.

You are right about rule 8 not being a blanket "all new internet things are bad and gay" rule but I feel like these words are pretty agreed upon as being AIDS-ridden nu-4chan speak, and over all are not welcome on Heyuri. closed-eyes2
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No.68430
>>68426
I think the UniCon Latvia anon is a good example of this, an otherwise fun poster who made a small mistake, it was politely discussed with them & the issue was resolved and fun was had.

I think that thread is also a good example of how politely discussing this kind of issue with the user is more often a better way to go about it than a thread on /q/. But I agree that silence isn't the answer, and that it probably does warrant a thread on /q/.

And if the feeling surrounding those words/phrases turns out to not a be a consensus among Heyurizen's (like with "ENORMOUS COCK") I'm genuinely happy to here about how they can be used in a fun & creative manner and discuss that (again like with "ENORMOUS COCK") but I'm not holding my breath.
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No.68431
>>68430
you don't need to worry about holding your breath when using ENORMOUS COCK in a fun and creative manner, ENORMOUS COCK will make sure that you can't breathe
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No.68515
I've been saying "slop" in a pejorative manner way before it was popular closed-eyes2
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No.68569
>>68515
I used to call chicken tenders "tendies" before /r9k/ started doing it, then I stopped when the meme went mainstream.
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