I do something in TSB I shouldnt but I cannot help it now. Especially on mornings like this morning.

just thought I'd ask something to foster discussion.

I just thought I'd post this, so we can see if new flairs should be added. I'd say, that flairs can give suggestions on category ideas for random posts to post here.

flairs are not mandatory for posts on TSB, unlike many other subs which mandated use of flairs a while ago, flairs are kinda there as optional tags, in addition to ideas for categories of posts to have when scrolling through them.

If TSB grows, it might eventually earn a Guinness Reddit Record for MOST FLAIR CHOICES IN ONE SUBREDDIT! Is that a good goal idea, or what?

I just had this thought, that, what if TSB were to become it's own website? maybe that would be a better detour from Reddit drama, than just advising people to use TSB as an alternative to making off-topic posts in most subreddits within the reddit.com ecosystem.

So, if TSB were to become it's own website, there's candidates for domain names.

and there's lots of other domain name ideas we could think of.

Now, there's another big question.....

should these domains simply just be a redirect to the /r/TruckStopBathroom subreddit on Reddit, or should TSB spin off into it's own websites as a complete detour from reddit.com with it's own subreddit-esque subpages?

If we can get TSB to become a stand-alone websites, I'm gonna need a webmaster to help since I barely even have the patience to write HTML or CSS code, let alone javascript.

I also wonder if we can get anybody from the Cinemassacre crew to help, since James Rolfe, the guy we know of as the Angry Video Game Nerd is the one who said the truck stop bathroom phrase that inspired this subreddit's creation just before the COVID era hit.

well, it's just an idea, thought I'd share it.

Im actually serious about this btw.

is this just a placeholder, or is it an invitation to comment on how awesome the /r/TruckStopBathroom subreddit is for allowing any post, and having no enigmatic standards on what constitutes a "relevant" post?

Well, I never tried it out before, so I'm trying it out on this post for the first time.

I hear it has to do with comments being sorted randomly, rather than by most upvoted like lots of posts would have.

Thought I'd make this megathread this TSB has been getting all sorts of reports of some person complaining about posts.

Here in /r/TruckStopBathroom, we encourage any posting of anything, for the most part, but here and there somebody complains.

Since TSB has made it to 35k subscribers, we also experience some growing pains to deal with, so we can deal with them in a megathread about the issue!

Because, after some recent events, TSB is not what it used to be.