Editing Quest (section)

==/qtg/==
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Quest Thread General is <s>a place to discuss quests and quest building</s> <s>a containment thread</s> an elephant graveyard where your creative aspirations go to die. As quests grew in size and number they inevitably began to generate meta discussion. This discussion spilled over into unrelated threads until a few enterprising anons decided to make a general thread to store it in. There was a gentleman's agreement that these threads be limited to weekends, and discussion was generally civil despite the occasional [[skub|boisterous debate]]. 

Of course you, gentle [[anon]], already know where this is going. Like anything /tg/ loves, /qtg/ would eventually destroy itself. As quests continued to proliferate /qtg/s expanded to every day of the week. Left without enough material to fill the gap and an increasingly violent backlash against quests of all types, it became a haven for trolls and shitposters, dooming /qtg/ to a state of near constant shitstorming. Threads became endless cycles of baiting and counter-baiting, with arguments raging around the clock over [[namefag]]s, [[tripfag]]s, [[waifu]]s, [[dice]], and pretty anything else anybody is foolish enough to express an opinion about.

The current state of /qtg/ is so toxic that most actual quest masters have left, retreating to [[IRC]] channels where they hug one another for warmth and weep bitterly. Actually mentioning a quest you like is strongly discouraged, for fear of turning /qtg/'s now [[LotR|Sauron]] like gaze towards it. Posting about your quest with a trip on is, regardless of the contents, [[Anal_circumference|a suicide note]].

As of November 23, the /qtg/ threads have grown so overwhelmingly cancerous that they are now deleted on sight. Naturally, this caused massive amounts of shitposting and [[Meme|"HE DOES IT FOR FREE"]] comments as the one place where all of the shitposters were contained was suddenly taken away from them. In retrospect, perhaps giving quests a board of their own would have been a better idea.