Spudnugget1
who wants to sing
That thread where Serebii popped up proved a bit of a point: It may be a bit strict, but it gets far worse.
I used to lurk on BZPower, which is a Bionicle Discussion forum that is dwindling as we speak due to the whole dead-ness of the franchise and the fact that everyone there grows older by the second.
It was one of my secondary objectives as part of the "News Update" daily homerun that would occur roughly every two weeks when Bionicle was still going. I found the harsh, unwelcoming attitude of a community I thought myself to be a part of both amusing and somewhat depressing. They had an entire chart of things you could get infracted for roughly three average me-posts long, and a Fan-Comics sub-forum that I felt did not live up to the self-professed quality of it's parent website (At least compared to the level of variety one would find here.)
It's what I would call the worst, mainly because I had the time to observe it from beginning to end. As a part of my understanding towards the society of the Internet, it contributed much, but not in the good way.
As far as the worst I don't actually go to but have most certainly heard about, I hear Bulbapedia got bought out by a company or something.
I used to lurk on BZPower, which is a Bionicle Discussion forum that is dwindling as we speak due to the whole dead-ness of the franchise and the fact that everyone there grows older by the second.
It was one of my secondary objectives as part of the "News Update" daily homerun that would occur roughly every two weeks when Bionicle was still going. I found the harsh, unwelcoming attitude of a community I thought myself to be a part of both amusing and somewhat depressing. They had an entire chart of things you could get infracted for roughly three average me-posts long, and a Fan-Comics sub-forum that I felt did not live up to the self-professed quality of it's parent website (At least compared to the level of variety one would find here.)
It's what I would call the worst, mainly because I had the time to observe it from beginning to end. As a part of my understanding towards the society of the Internet, it contributed much, but not in the good way.
As far as the worst I don't actually go to but have most certainly heard about, I hear Bulbapedia got bought out by a company or something.