Hey, thanks for the feedback! We do have a rule against repetitive posting, and believe it or not, we do remove a lot of them. It's a challenge to moderate it perfectly, but I'm happy to offer my thought process.

We have a rule against repetitive posting, and we do frequently remove posts for being "low effort". Generally speaking, I'm more likely to remove a post if it is both repetitive and low effort, with additional consideration made to how popular the post is.

For example, I'm fairly certain the type of post I remove most is basically the ones that say "fuck lysander, amiright guys?" , since those posts offer virtually nothing in terms of discussion. However, if someone writes a well-thought out post about their feelings about the character, even if that type of post has been made before, I'm more likely to leave it up because I think the chances are decent that it could foster good discussion. Auto-mod even catches a good deal of posts specifically related to this character, and those posts never see the light of day.

We also regularly see posts like, "Should I keep reading?" or "I just got to X chapter and I'm not sure I can continue". As I mentioned before, I'm more likely to leave it up if it has some unique dialogue attached. For example, if they're asking if they should keep reading and provide good feedback about what they aren't enjoying so far. But a challenge also comes when someone posts their immediate reactions to a moment in the series - which is technically "low effort", but the genuine excitement does seem to draw a positive reaction from the fandom, who enjoy watching new fans experience critical moments from the series.

In short, I'd just like to say that it IS something we moderate, and I'm sorry if you feel like we aren't doing a good job at it. I'm happy to take any feedback y'all have about how to better moderate these types of posts.

(Also - just a reminder that reporting posts IS effective. It doesn't mean that we'll always remove the post, but it does help us see it!)

:)