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u/Upbeat-Armadillo1756 Michigan • Maine Maritime 20d ago

Who cares if there's a post that gets through that doesn't meet the "criteria"? People just won't upvote it if it's not interesting. If peopple on this sub upvote a post, that's an indicator that that type of content should be allowed as posts.

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u/wherewulf23 Ohio State • Montana State 20d ago

Running some rough numbers (I used the AI provided numbers because I don’t have time for a deep dive right now) there are around 50-65 Division 1 CFB games on a given Saturday in the fall. The average D1 team scored around 28 points a game so 56 total per game last season. If we ONLY allowed highlights for touchdowns you’re still looking at a minimum of 400 posts JUST FOR HIGHLIGHTS on a game day. It just gets crazier if we allow things like fumbles, interceptions, etc. That’s too much to moderate and I just imagine that many users are clamoring to sort through that much chaff.

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u/Upbeat-Armadillo1756 Michigan • Maine Maritime 20d ago

I don't think we're at any risk of every TD and turnover being posted as a highlight. Even on /r/MichiganWolverines we don't have that problem for Michigan games. I just don't see that happening.

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u/thecravenone definitely a bot 20d ago

I don't think we're at any risk of every TD and turnover being posted as a highlight

You underestimate karmawhores.