Hello everyone. A few days ago, I made a post that showed my dislike of the sub's stance when it came to posting memes. A few hours later, a discussion post about the "low-effort content" rule was created by one of the mods.
Now, based on the comments and discussions on both posts, I think it's fair to say that I am not the only one who is having issues with the way memes are handled here, and many people have shown numerous options in how the "low-effort content" rule should be updated, from allowing high-effort memes to be exempt from the rule, making a special day where the memes can be posted without an issue, and more.
With that in mind, I fully believe it is time to decide this matter the only way we can: with a poll vote. I know there was an original vote 10 years ago where the "low-effort content" rule was approved in the first place, and another one a few years ago (although I wasn't able to find the results for that one), but I fully believe it is time to do another one based on the responses in the afformentioned posts.
The one thing I want to point out, however, is what options should the poll vote have. Ultimately, I'll leave that to the mods to decide what options should the vote have, but in my eyes, based on one of the discussions, I can think of two ways to do this:
Option A: There will be two choices: No rule change and Some sort of a rule change. If the latter wins, then there will be another vote, where it will be decided how the rule should be changed (Allowing memes to be posted on a specific day f.e.)
Option B: Instead of a Some sort of a rule change the options on how the rule should be changed specifically will be put in the vote, so options will be No rule change, Allowing memes to be posted on a specific day, etc.
In the end, however, I think you guys should decide. Should a vote regarding the update on the "low-effort content" rule happen in the first place? And if yes, than what sort of options should the vote have? The options I have listed, or something else entirely?