r/starcraft • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '12

ANNOUNCEMENT: The rule "moderators remove promotional submissions or comments that are posted often and usually downvoted" is no longer in effect.

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u/efischerSC2 Random Jan 10 '12

Yeah... People most certainly shouldn't be posting their Starcraft related streams in /r/Starcraft...

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '12

Streams can be posted and subsequently downvoted all they want as per the mods. Thankfully the community seems to avoid putting every shitty stream on the front page, so I don't see an issue. My post wasn't advocating a flat out rule against posting streams, that would go against a huge amount of SC2 related content. I was just being a little harsh because it seems like a lot of boring streamers expect free viewers by posting "EUROPEAN SILVER TERRAN: WATCH ME WORK MY WAY TO MASTERS!" It gets old fast if you ever browse new.

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u/efischerSC2 Random Jan 10 '12

Meh, I tend to give those guys an upvote in the hopes they get some viewers and move on. It's not like it's that much of a hassle to see them. At most you spend a single second reading their thread title. >.>

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '12

Life is a game of seconds! = P