Now that I'm unblocked, I'm going to have my final say.
You have no rules. The ones you do have refer to what content you can upload.
I posted as I did in the first post of this thread because it looked like something that took nothing more than an example of the problem, which takes all of one click to see. A simple, quick message to alert the staff to an issue, and more importantly, have an actual example so they don't have to hunt down one to see it themselves. There's no format we're told to follow when reporting bugs, and an explanation of it looked moot when it's so obvious when looking at an example.
I responded too strong to 葉月 in the start, I admit that. It was because I read his message the wrong way. Members of the staff and I have grown a mutual negative view of each other, and that affected how I interpreted his message.
In my last neg record, 葉月 made me out to be intentionally malicious, and the posts here added to that by framing me as inept on top of that. Something I know many will jump to agree with, however wrong it is. 0xCCBA696 claimed something, I defended it. Simple.
Let me set something straight right here and now: I don't get off to "causing fires," most of the time these things happen because I care enough to say something and the staff acts like misjudgments and errors I make are either intentional or worse than they are. I made this post because I cared, and here's the lesson I've learned for being "punished" a week ago: do nothing on danbooru, just in case you slip up somewhere and get reamed for it. All I needed was "we don't have an official rule or format for it, but we expect a better explanation when someone reports bugs; do better next time." Not remarks that push me to defend myself rather than admit fault, and in return for defending myself, having someone villainize me for my good intentions then block me for a week.
Out of these recent events, I've come to a simple conclusion.
Fuck it.
I've seen enough of the way this place runs: heavy-handed and over-critical. When someone asks repeatedly for help figuring out what you mean by "danbooru quality," instead of explaining it to him, you give him a neg record for "annoy[ing] everyone." You blocked another for "abysmal quality of translations," a first time offense of any kind from him judging by that as his sole neg record. The records mean more than a symbol of reputation, since in one case, you've used the number of neg records someone has as a way to argue getting someone blocked.
I'm not going to twist things; I got a lot out of this place. I got into pixiv, I started searching more ardently, uncovered Japanese web search engines to reach art nobody's seen before. I liked the format of danbooru, the way you could run a search for terms and see a bunch of images related to each other with ease through thumbnails. Some of the things, I searched for and uploaded (NGE, anyone?) because I wanted to add to danbooru. But in the end, the problems outweigh the plusses.
I'm done. I'm not posting in the forum anymore after this message. If I'm not blocked after this post (either that or ignoring this post completely are the only two possible responses I'll get), my uploads will be significantly less and directed only toward personal interests. Why am I making a post about all this at all? Because I cared, I feel like an idiot for trying to conform to the always elusive, never-explained standards you guys have, and I needed to do this for me before I move on to better things. I wouldn't waste my time doing this for you; I know my input and efforts mean nothing here, and there are thousands of other members who upload every day to replace me.
And one last note. Why did I always post on the forum instead of contacting a mod? So that everyone could benefit from the answer, not just me.
Don't waste your time replying unless it's amongst yourselves; I'm not going to read this topic again.