What Website Has the Worst Jannies?

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What Website Has the Worst Jannies?

  • Wikipedia/Wiktionary/Wikimedia Commons

    Votes: 68 24.9%
  • Reddit

    Votes: 108 39.6%
  • Facebook/Instagram

    Votes: 1 0.4%
  • TikTok

    Votes: 1 0.4%
  • YouTube

    Votes: 4 1.5%
  • Twitter/X

    Votes: 1 0.4%
  • 4chan

    Votes: 16 5.9%
  • Snapchat

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Discord

    Votes: 20 7.3%
  • Soyjak.party

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • rDrama/WatchPeopleDie

    Votes: 1 0.4%
  • TV Tropes

    Votes: 3 1.1%
  • DeviantART

    Votes: 2 0.7%
  • Know Your Meme

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • iFunny

    Votes: 2 0.7%
  • BlueSky

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Twitch

    Votes: 4 1.5%
  • Lolcow.farm

    Votes: 4 1.5%
  • Kiwi Farms

    Votes: 18 6.6%
  • Other

    Votes: 20 7.3%

  • Total voters
    273

TheySeeMeRowlin

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Out of all of the websites that currently exist, which one would you say has the worst janitors?

I'm going to say, without a shadow of a doubt, Wikipedia and its sister sites. Wikipedo admins are the most power-tripping, petty, vindictive, spiteful, authoritarian fucks on the face of the earth. I've seen countless high-quality articles get deleted just because an admin didn't like the user who originally wrote them. They don't give a fuck about "building an encyclopedia". It's all about power to them, as it's the only power that these pathetic basement-dwelling autists have ever had. Wikipedia admins absolutely live to destroy other people's work. To use one perfect example: Wikipedia actually has an utterly asinine policy (G5) where, if it's discovered that a user is a sock account of a previously banned user, then every single edit and every single article that that user made must be removed, regardless of quality. Wikipedia jannies literally spend hours and hours removing massive amounts of constructive edits and good articles because the people who wrote them were using sock accounts (and this, of course, completely flies in the face of Wikipedia's supposed policy that nobody owns articles). Here, for example, is a case where Wikipedia administrators deleted more than 200 perfectly good articles because the person who created those articles was discovered to be a sockpuppet of a previously banned user. Not even Reddit admins come anywhere close to that level of utterly logic-defying retardation.

IMDb used to have the world's most jaw-droppingly inept jannies until they finally decided to just shut down the message boards altogether (which was, of course, the ultimate cop-out for them). Yahoo! Answers, back in the day, was also notorious for its atrocious moderation team - in fact, it was probably the most difficult website to not get banned from. The mods there would often ban you for literally no reason whatsoever.
 
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I'm going to say, without a shadow of a doubt, Wikipedia and its sister sites.
Agreed in full.
No other website even comes close.

Despite the best efforts of schools around the world, people still rely on Wikipedia for information. It's not just about the destruction of work, it's the intentional and malicious spreading of lies and misinformation while purporting to be a source of truth.

It is truly horrifying what the tranny jannies have managed to accomplish by taking it over.
 
Reddit: Case dependant, but any actual good subs with ideal jannies that allow fun die eventually. Tranny jannies take hold of the narrative all for free, need to ACK faster along with Spe(d)z.

YouTube: All run by bots; kikes, Adkikes need to rope hard for censoring comments to high hell.

4trans: tranny website, spicy reddit that lets you say nigger (except when you cause a tranjan to clitty leak and dilate that day because xe lost xis dilator). Dox, rape, kill, 'zas and film xeir corpses.

Twitch: Too busy gooning to e-whore roastie THOTs to ban actual rule breaking behavior, except when it's a guy who says some nono words that results in a 3 week ban (at best).

Discord: Also too busy gooning until you disrupt xeir grooming sessions with minors that will get you banned.

Soyjak.party: >This nigga likes getting datamined by an orange kike
GEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEG

Kiwi Farms: I made a janny dilate because the specific way I phrased what was essentially "It would be funny if these discord faggots killed themselves" made them clitty leak because I guess saying Discord faggots dying is funny hits too close to home or something.
 
  • Wikipedia/Wiktionary/Wikimedia Commons: Lying, Jewish fucks. They are the reason the Farms is instantly viewed as a negative to the average normie. Definitely a major contender.
  • Reddit: Faggot soyboy cucks. Dictator wannabes who will stop at nothing to ban whoever they disagree with. Probably my #2.
  • Facebook/Instagram: All Hail Zuckerberg. Retarded boomer fodder who started the trend of banning “hate speech”. Gay as fuck.
  • TikTok: 懒惰,但与其他人相比,我想说他们还不错。
  • YouTube: SMOKING ON THAT SUSAN PACK! Retards who ban “hate speech” and “misinformation”. Run by a pajeet.
  • Twitter/X: Elon likes to LARP as “pure free speech”, but he will ban Terry Davis’s dead account, ban Jersh and then let Fuentes back on. Cringe.
  • 4chan: Gookmoot is lazy and a faggot. Enough said.
  • Snapchat: Snapchat moderators exist? What?
  • Discord: #1. Absolutely. I don’t even think I have to say anything else. You already know.
  • Soyjak.party: Soot was good, kuz was pretty good (I can say with confidence as someone who made a thread on him), Doll and Froot have really made the site pretty boring however.
  • rDrama/WatchPeopleDie: Friendly, and they do their job well. Manage the site better than the others on this list.
  • TV Tropes: Fucking losers.
  • DeviantART: Yiff in Hell.
  • Know Your Meme: Normies pretending to know anything about Internet culture. TKYMD.
  • iFunny: Tunak Tunak.
  • BlueSky: Not seen much about them.
  • Twitch: Simps to the highest order. Will ban streamers for saying words but allow girls to flop our their ass checks.
  • Lolcow.farm: Our female counterpart. Pretty alright.
  • Kiwi Farms: They say if you tag Null 3 times in a row he will show up in your house, log onto your computer, and ban you.
 
Not sure about which website overall, but I can tell you which janny is the worst, period
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None of the above- Stack Overflow is or was since I last used it miles worse than any of the listed options. Most places that are strict are strict in the sense of needing to tow a particular political line, usually far left, and/or not crossing the clique that is in power. If you do this then you are mostly okay.

SO has a particularly toxic combination of new internet self righteousness and old internet neckbeard arrogance.
You can diligently follow the rules but if some neckbeard wakes up on the wrong side of the blanket of cheetos wrappers and thinks your question is beneath him, he'll downvote it and/or leave a snide comment causing a wave of others to pile on getting you banned. Judging from what I saw I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of new users were banned or restricted.

Beneath SO you have the super libtard boards like Resetera, which is also not listed, I suppose since noone here bothers with them. Even more than some explicitly leftwing political boards they require you to actively demonstrate that you are a super sjw far left libtard and will mercilessly attack any even inadvertant perceived falloff and constantly invent new crimes.

Underneath this you have political/ideological boards focused on promoting their ideology which tend to be technically stricter than others but since you know what you are getting here thats not quite as bad as other places.

Wikipedia technically has stricter jannies because its nature is not a discussion forum but also because the jannies there set up fiefdoms and jealously guard their turf to an extent that Reddit/Discord mods would find weird. The modern politics wing is especially dsyfunctional in this way. The thing is most people don't notice the jannies other than seeing how biased and horrible the political articles are since the vast majority of people don't bother to try to edit anymore and just let the old clique monopolize the site.

Reddit has the same circle of trash jannies who migrated from political subs to infest a ton of other subs like r/pics and r/clevercomebacks and turn them into clones of r/politics. Outside of this the moderation varies wildly by sub.

Discord in my limited experience varies wildly by server but the overall admins are Reddit like in their outlook.

Twitter was extremely strict, on right leaners, when I used it. From what I hear Elon eased up on the bias. Although you still can easily get banned.

Youtube is moderated mostly by bots with the occassional human action to punish conservative channels.

Facebook is moderated even more by bots and undertrained people in india so while traditionally they cracked down on conservatives more its very unpredictable and may randomly punish a libtard.
 
If I could choose more than one, I would go with both Reddit and Wikipedia, but ultimately I chose Wikipedia. The Redditors are the most smug, stupid, and zealous I've seen and I've even been preemptively banned from subs I wasn't interested in for having posted in one they didn't like, usually something political. The Wikipedos are the most dangerous on a few different levels. They see themselves as the arbiters of truth, something many people, even those with no strong beliefs or just go online to check a fact trust them to be, and they abuse that position. When someone like probably many of the people who post here know the truth is different from what Wikipedia says, we are considered liars or conspiracy theorists. I also wonder if at this point, some of them are delusional enough to believe they are making and changing truth itself to their liking, and what might happen to the people around them if reality ever catches up with them.
 
Those voting reddit have a good case, but the difference is that reddit really doesn't matter at all. The site is full of liars and bullshitters, everyone knows it, and ultimately doesn't mean much.

Wikipedia is much more insidious, since they are now basically a propaganda tool. Big tech is happy to use them for The Official Line(tm) on everything.

Not listed here that might deserve an honorable mention is rpgnet. I don't post there, but just from KF I have never seen worse jannies in terms of bans.
 
I'm most affected by Youtube autojannies.
Hey there, user, remember you left a comment? Well, we removed it! Why? We're not telling you, so that you don't go looking for ways to circumvent this! In fact, we're not even gonna notify you that your comment was removed, you'll only find it out when you're logged out and your comment is nowhere to be seen!
Hey, remember how you had a favourite video 10 years ago? Guess what, we removed it too! No, we're not telling you the uploader's nickname, the video's title or its URL, and we don't care that you had it in your favorites playlist.
 
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