INTRODUCING: THE NO-NORMIE POLICY

Yes, congratulations, you did it. I have grown annoyed enough by the low quality of the comments I receive, that I have felt forced to introduce the no-normie policy. I’m not going to name names, but some of the comments are of such low quality, that I feel forced to introduce the no-normie policy. Other comments are of higher quality and may also end up running into trouble with the no-normie policy, but this is the way it is.

Now some of you may ask yourself “what the hell is a no-normie policy”?

It’s very simple. I spent two hours of my life that I’ll never get back, looking for a plugin that allows me to easily ask you an annoying question you don’t know the answer to. When you try to post a comment, you will have to figure out the correct answer to the question.

“But Rintrah, this will also affect people who are not annoying or dumb. You can’t expect us all to be erudite intellectuals or take the effort to Google the answers to your bizarre questions, I will just stop commenting and read some other blog.”

Well I have to be honest: That’s the price I’m willing to pay. Some of you claim to be far-right extremists, so I would imagine the no-normie policy must earn your sympathy: It finally allows us to increase the average IQ of the rintrah.nl commentariat, which, let’s be honest, is long overdue! It’s eugenics applied to wordpress!

Please keep in mind: You can currently spoil the game, by commenting with the answer to the question, but if you do that, I will just change the question to a new question and I will also make it so that the correct answer is blacklisted, so that for the next question you won’t even be able to spoil it.

Commenting on my blog is from now on going to become a special privilege for the natural elite, something most human beings will never accomplish in their lifetime.

You want to argue the Earth is flat? Well, pass the no-normie test!

You want to complain about me? Pass the no-normie test!

You want to argue that I’m wrong about everything? Pass the no-normie test!

The current question is pretty simple, depending on how well this works out I’ll come up with a harder or an easier one next. Have fun! (Or don’t, if you’re a normie)