What happens when you report your own posts?

>>1553929
Should be the same as when you report anyone else's. But if a mod looks closely (they won't), they can see that you reported it yourself. Janitors won't be able to because they can't see IPs.

>>1553929

The mods ban you anyways for being a fucktard

Don't think of it as "your post", think of it as "a post".

Let's find out.

>>1553941
sage advice

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>>1553953

Reminder that mods are corrupt and don't delete what breaks the rules, but what makes them butthurt.

If rule breaking stuff don't bother them, it will be ignored no matter how reported it is.

If the mods gets upset at something, it will be deleted even if breaking no rules

Your report doesn't matter

>>1555659
reminder that users are corrupt so it doesn't matter.

>corrupt
unethical, cutthroat, or villainous is the better term

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>>1553929
You create an infinite feedback loop that will explode your internet

>>1553929
Your report gets posted on the super secret mod board and they all gather round to laugh at you, throwing around various profanities.

>>1555987
There is no feedback. Feedback goes directly in the trash

>>1555659
Not quite true, reports matter in so much as it directs their attention. But that can result in you being banned, the poster being banned, the thread OP being banned, or something entirely unrelated in the thread being banned. It depends on who makes the mod butthurt.

>>1555963
That sounds more like a poor excuse for a mod to not do their job. Are you encouraging the mods to not try to make 4chan enjoyable for the intelligent, worthwhile, innocent, and well-intentioned?

>>1556569
Fine try it. Don't say I didn't warn you