Hi peeps!
A general question for long time users of this site.
Does anyone know how a topic created by an account (not anon topic) gets removed? I am not talking about the OP deleting it, I am talking about the topic suddenly disappearing from the topic list and only be visible by the OP on her homepage.
The details of the topic are not important, it was not that a big deal but I am curious about how mangago works.
As far I know, anon topics may be removed if it gets a lot of downvotes but I never heard of account topics being removed.
By the way, the topic was nothing different, just discussing aggressive anon trolling and how they all looked done by one person... it had no offensive, cursing or inappropriate words. It had a few replies and likes but no downvotes.
Anyone who is a savvy mangago user could help me with this mystery? I'm curious on what did I do to get grounded, lol.
Thank you!
Hi Danae,
I'm not a specialist of the question or how works Mangago, but I've encountered similar situation. I think there are few possibilities:
- the topic got reported (for x reason or just because it displeased someone), and then got removed automatically by the site. Later the topic can reappear again surely for some reasons, but most of the time it got removed permanently.
- the topic disapeared and is only visible on your page because the comic related to it (the manga, manhwa/uas...) got reported and removed from Mangago.
- last option is, yeah, the eventually for it to get removed because of the downvotes, but I'm not sure. I've seen topics that got many downvotes that are still visible on the comments sections.
Now, if we're the one to report (the Anon post for ex), the topic then disapear from our account comment section but can be still visible on the logout section of the manga... Yet I'm sure these posts from Anons trolls got reported more, but yet they can still be seen on the logout page of a manga; it's like the topic got banned from your page because you reported it but then is still visible to others.
So, does it request more than one person to report in order for it to be removed for good...?
It's difficult to know with exactitude how this site works but I hope it'll a bit.
I know people are different but can someone please give me the rationale behind starting to read a story that you know have a kind of non normative relationship that you don't like just because it's popular and then hang chapter after chapter whining about a plot you knew you would get?
I came to the conclusion that the only pleasure people can get out of this is the very petty feeling they get by posting topics where they shame the shippers, insult them or demand some explanation for people shipping that.
I mean, I get it not liking or getting triggered by some kind of non normative 'wrong' fiction. I for instance, can't understand the allure of incest stories. No matter how wonderful the art, how popular or hyped, I think I wouldn't be reading it.... so it's hard for me to understand a situation where I would read it just so to post the same complaint about the story being incest and on top of it, my topics would be to shame and trash the people who are enjoying the story.
It may seem obnoxious to ask but I do feel it has a merit: If a story is not to your taste or if the relationship makes you uncomfortable, why don't you go pick something else that brings you more pleasure?
Is that really that much of a need to shame shippers of a couple just so you feel above other people?
I'm sorry for the rant but there is a popular story in here that it's known for the chapter one to be one of these non normative relationships and no other story showcase this ugly behavior that is adults picking a story knowing what they will get and then bordelline harassing the shippers with nasty shaming posts.
People, 'wrong' relationships in fiction exist since beginning of times. Shaming readers for their fiction has to be the most childish thing one can do in adult fiction.
Apologies for the long post.
because unfortunately the rate of decent adults or adults in general here is outnumbered by children who think they're fighting for and talking about something righteous. i don't know why they feel the need to find validation online by giving unreasonable and unnecessary opinions, but i guess that's the only way they'll be able to satisfy their growing egos.
The average person is dumb lmao. I think anyone is free to read and critique a story and say whatever they don't like about it. What's not alright however is bashing or shaming or making ppl out to be criminals for enjoying something that doesn't suit their (most of the time hypocritical) moral standards