I was apparently on /tv/ for like 20 minutes just now before

>>418629
There are rules and they were decided years ago by his holy mootness himself. Content matters, not medium.

It's not /co/'s fault /tv/ is so awful they have nothing to do but talk about other boards' topics.

>>418679
>There are rules

It's not really a rule in the same way /a/ has a rule explicitly allowing live-action threads.

>they were decided years ago

There weren't as many cape tv shows and movies years ago and the threads about them on /co/ weren't entirely off-topic

>>418629
>comics and cartoons
>comics

The source material is comics, that's what matters here. Not like /co/ ever has more than 5 worthwhile threads on the board at any time anyway

>>418938
That would be like allowing discussion of Kung-Fu movies on /a/ because they contain asians. I'm sorry I don't see the tangential connection as being enough of a justification.

It's like the
>Are crispy chicken tenders technology?
threads on /g/ except on /co/ the answer is always yes.

I'd understand a lot better if /tv/ didn't want the cape threads but it's also all they talk about.

>>418938
>that's what matters here

But they're live-action televsion & film threads and video game threads and video game general threads and cosplay threads. All of which have boards specifically for them.

And it'd be like /o/ having threads about Fast & Furious which are nothing to do with the cars in them, or /k/ having threads about video games that feature guns but only talking about the games and not the guns themselves. Or making threads on /lit/ and /ck/ about how the sexiest actress is Emma Watson or Sue Perkins.

>>419251
Live-action series with anime/manga source material are permitted in /a/, though. It's just that nobody ever talks about them (except occasionally to laugh at them).

>>419295
That sounds like it works great for them and isn't a tremendous problem all day every day. Someone should probably not do something about that.

>>419295
Oh i see where the confusion is here. /co/ and /a/ are actually not the same board.

So talking about how something isn't a problem on /a/ has nothing to do with whether it is on /co/.