If you don’t want to moderate shit, why implement it in the first place? Like anime fans are known for being universally civil on the internet. What were they thinking?
Most of the comments I saw on the site edit: … whoops grazed the button to submit the comment.
Anyway, they were typically civil. The most uncivil things I saw were in the reviews where people would be complaining about people giving a show 1 star in other reviews.
If you don’t want to moderate shit, why implement it in the first place? Like anime fans are known for being universally civil on the internet. What were they thinking?
They probably did moderate… But Sony doesn’t want to have to expense (remember they own Crunchyroll now) of this so they’re cutting it off
Makes sense.
Most of the comments I saw on the site edit: … whoops grazed the button to submit the comment.
Anyway, they were typically civil. The most uncivil things I saw were in the reviews where people would be complaining about people giving a show 1 star in other reviews.
They didn’t. Comments were part of the original IP.
When comments started, Sony did not own Crunchyroll. They inherited the feature.