Harsh "low quality comment"-practice

Like I said: One can't write a doctoral thesis under a muscle pic all the time.

Long version: But only the moderators have the ability to determine what is and what is not a low quality comment.

The moderators in general act only on comment reports. Otherwise the filter itself is written and maintained by the site admin. However, in the examples you provided I believe that both comments are "low quality."

I would define a low quality comment as one that, when removed, is not missed. It is something that adds no value whatsoever to the thread it's posted under. "Dayam" is a perfect example of this. "Very sexy confident muscle girl beautiful glutes" has the potential to be a useful comment with the search filter in mind. However, "glutes" is already a searchable tag and the rest of the comment is subjective at best.

Like I said: One can't write a doctoral thesis under a muscle pic all the time.

So that's the only standard you can imagine of?

It's mostly a way to get users to come up with something more interesting (and less revolting/unappealing) than:

"🍆🍆🍆"

"i wanna marry her"

"she is worthy of my seed"

etc.

Those are eggplants.

Before anyone suggests it, I will say no, this is not about English as a second language. Many commenters are also illiterate in their first language. If they weren't, their English would be at least somewhat structured. Very sexy confident glutes? How does he know? Did he ask them? Which one? Or did he talk straight into between them?

Yeah, reading is hard too. The quoted comment read: "Very sexy confident muscle girl beautiful glutes"

So not the glutes are confident, the muscle girl is. The comment is missing a comma or a stop. So what, that's the internet nowadays with all the messengers etc.

Those are eggplants.

Yes, I don't know why internet people are obsessed with 🍆 and 🍑

If you have an ongoing list of nouns and adjectives, it's perfectly reasonable to assume that all the previous words modify the final one.

https://www.girlswithmuscle.com/forum/thread/...

(Locking this to have any discussion in that thread instead)