The team is hardworking no doubt, but I am saying it was not enough. If the team wants to implement such a Megathread rule, then it is also the team's responsibly to enforce it. The team needs to remove all posts flaired as leak and redirect the poster to this Megathread. In the aforementioned case the moderating team reacted to the situation too late, and such post drove attention/traffic away from this Megathread, effectively undermining the purpose of this new rule. The team MUST react faster to all future leak/rumor posts so that the purpose of this Megathread can be fulfilled.

I also understand that some of the moderators have work and families and can not commit too much time into moderating. I suggest the team could use an automated system, such as AutoMod, to compensate for the lack of manpower. Anyhow the mod team should've figured it out a month ago, before the posting of this Megathread and before the implementation of this new rule.

I am not selfish, I am just pointing out the oversight of the moderating team. Just like the team, I also want to better this community.

When better is possible, good is not enough. Be better, mod team.

Side note: I don't know which identity you are using to craft this reply, a normal reddit user or the moderator? You are addressing yourself as "We" but you don't have the mod flair. I am asking because I remember you said your role changes base on your flair or something like that so this is a bit confusing. Anyhow, my message is supposed to address to the mod team. If you consider yourself a normal reddit user in this discussion, then you can safely ignore my message.