/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

How do you prevent your threads to be deleted by the janitors,/jp/? Is there any guidelines on it?

It will be good if we can maintain the quality of the board if such thing exists.

[Anonymous No.]

You watch the board, pretty obvious when he leaves to go take a massive shit or give his mom a bath.

Then you've got around a 20 minute window to post your Milk pictures before the other janitor clocks in

[Anonymous No.]

I wait until he leaves, so I can get at least 30 replies and then it's more likely to stay.

The biggest problem is trying to make even your on-topic threads look on-topic, unless they're Touhou image dumps or some sort of general thread. If you meticulously explain that the topic of your thread is a doujinsoft game from Japan and blah blah blah, the janitor will probably think you're spamming or taking the piss, and there goes your thread. But if you want to be brief and assume the janitor knows about popular games like Swan Song, Ikachan, or Cave Story, then he's not going to give you the benefit of the doubt and instead just delete it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10623701
Looks like espionage stuff. There is no way we can just walk normally?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10623724
I like to imagine all of /jp/ is one big shadowgame between me and the janitor. It could be a movie someday.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10623717
That's the problem. Even on-topic threads are deleted. Off topic threads often stays. I have decided to trust on the janitor for too long yet it fails over and over again.

>>10623742
You can start by writing your scripts first

[Anonymous No.]

>>10623694
Is it only me or starting a thread with a Touhou image isnt as effective nowadays?