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Hmmmmm? No.

The system in place works just fine. In order to have a good site you have to have to put up with questionable material.

There are cases of fanatism here. Somebody could make a valid point and be sent to the negatives.

A noob could make a mistake and be turned off by having to be approved.

There are times I think anon monk is abused to take potshots but hey. Whatever floats your boat.

If you can show people leaving because of trolling, then you might have a case. It's just not happening.

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