Will a thread creation timer work? A thread must wait in a queue

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>>1420481
Sounds like too much work for blue palm man.

>>1420481
a queue would just delay the time before a thread gets posted, in a scenario where this is a thing,
it'll just keep getting longer everyday, imagine trying to control the flow of the water coming out of a hose by just closing the cap but the pipe is still running and pouring more in, you're gonna run into trouble down the line.
also, the idea of having everything delayed can lead to the idea of moderation "there's too much, so just let the good stuff through",
which i'm sure is very much against the 4chan model by having every post have to be scanned and checked and only let certain posts through based on some ideal,

bonus: this could have backlash from users who rebel against this new system and have their posts not chosen through the "filter" and create even more problems when they equate this to silencing the truth

>>1420585
I thought of this as a spam prevention attempt on slow boards but hasn't considered this as a form of censoring. Maybe a buffer zone can be displayed publicly but can't be posted in. Would mitigate this effect as this isn't intended to censor anything.

>>1420722
A better approach might be to let users bump threads out of the archives, at least for the first day. You'd need mods to intervene to stop people from keeping threads alive forever with necrobumping, though.

>>1420722
in most cases, a real dedicated user wouldn't make a thread and then stick around until the day to see the replies and discuss things within it himself if it had to go through a buffer first, most lose interest, this also has a bad effect for "happenings" if it will be delayed, imagine a situation where something big happens and you can't make a dedicated thread for it, does everyone flock to threads that are already on the board? thread takeovers? moderation headaches?
and does this buffer have a limit? if it does, what would be the point of using it to reduce spam if you can spam away threads within the buffer?
not to mention having to constantly monitor a buffer by the mods would just be a headache and pointless for them, just a new layer of the same problems

>>1420481