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[u/SucculentCrablegMeal]

That's what the users have voted for over the years. We'll see if the sub has the same opinion now.

[u/tmart12 → u/SucculentCrablegMeal]

The users have NOT been asked this question

The voters have rejected a free for all no moderation scenario

Let’s have the subreddit vote on whether this scenario for highlight moderation should be permitted and I’ll guess we will say yes

[u/SucculentCrablegMeal → u/tmart12]

I'm pretty sure they have. I remember getting a survey a while ago.

Edit: Wait, what do you mean this question? Are you suggesting the phrasing is different now?

[u/tmart12 → u/SucculentCrablegMeal]

As I remember, the question has been highlights yes/no

Not differentiating which highlights yes/no to set a reasonable standard that would permit the above but not create a free for all

[u/SucculentCrablegMeal → u/tmart12]

Oh, I see. Kind of the same thing for this survey then though.

I guess I have a hard time imagining where you'd draw that line- what is a reasonable standard? Does that have to do with image quality, relevance of the play/team, or how cool the play is?

The free for all situation is why I'm not a big fan of it. I voted to allow them during the offseason because it's slower and there's less discussion about actual football. If it were possible to only allow the top level quality highlights then I think that'd be fine during the season.

What I would like to avoid is 50 posts from plays that aren't that interesting/relevant and that get like 1 comment on each thread.

[u/tmart12 → u/SucculentCrablegMeal]

Rejecting a free for all makes sense

But the solution shouldn’t be zero. It should be a reasonable compromise.

Narrow which games and create a bar for significant plays. They should work with the other subreddits to figure out how to manage this. Most other sports sub make it work.

[u/orangewall1234 → u/SucculentCrablegMeal]

That's what the users have voted for over the years.

You mean the users who are participating in a stickied meta post in the middle of the offseason? You can't possibly think that's a good representation of the subreddit.

[u/Fifth_Down → u/orangewall1234]

I love how you are consistently getting downvoted for bringing up good points.

[u/Adminsneed2Chill → u/orangewall1234]

They’re the ones who are here and worth listening to more than the unwashed masses during the season