Board Thread:Wiki management/@comment-25648422-20150921095940

Observation
I actually observe that there are threads containing discussions that are brought upon once more. Particularly like this one, as I have heard that there had been multiple discussions about it. Another example is there was also a previous thread about removing the swearing rule, and we all know for one thing: swearing won't be banned from chat, as during the previous thread Brainpai (Yes, he's one of my senpais.) made about keep the "allow swearing rule" in chat, support votes won. However, a new thread was made about removing the swear rule in chat. The result? It had to be closed immediately since there had been a lot of discussions about it I believe.

Recommended Solution
The recommended solution is that we should have a voting proposing a rule to immediately close threads that have brings up discussions that already have been repeatedly voted on. Don't get me wrong. Here is what I mean: Say a user made a thread proposing to allow swearing. Say it was allowed. Say a new thread was made to remove the allowing of swearing. Say it has been opposed. Say a thread was made to remove the allowing of swearing AGAIN. Then close the thread once the discussion starts to extend. And if threads with repeated discussions like these are repeated again and again, then keep closing those threads and not continue it further?

Why Have This Proposal?
The reason behind is we'd like to prevent excessive debating and arguments. Because when it comes to repeatedly bringing up past discussions--just like the one about allowing/removing swearing in chat, debates and maybe even some fighting break out and heck breaks lose like dozens of easter eggs falling out of a basket and breaking on contact with an surface because there is no more room.

Conclusion
Voting time. Should we have a rule of immediately closing threads of previous discussions that have been repeatedly voted on and not to extend or continue the discussions further?

P.S. - I hope you guys understand everything I meant. 