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>Well I wouldn't call what /sp/ was doing there whining
Well I'd have to agree with that
>But yea, if you try to get someone in but give them hints that them being themselves might not be welcome that is a sort of indirect whine, maybe?
I suspect that you're the bogeyman you fear. Besides the 'offtopic' posters who are going about /am/ business as usual, there's been mostly just you literally whining about newfags not complying with your arbitrary rules in your screencap and this thread (and some whining about mods existing).
Endchan is a bad site which makes posting difficult and /AM/ has bad administration which makes it less likely to retain users. IMO there's no hope of growing a community on this site.

It's unrelated, but to address an earlier point
>A child will use every occasion to get away from a house where parents argue all the time. People are very preferential about their company and will move away from people they dislike, unless we're talking about some pathological cases at least. /intl/'s dogmas are false because they ignored psychology involved in formation of communities.
Completely wrong
Every individual might have some degree to which the hostility of their context bothers them. The only posters that matter (the posters that actually contribute to places like /am/ or /intl/ or produce OC literally anywhere else) pay no heed to their context. These are the only users you need to worry about not driving out, and they're also the only users you don't need to worry about driving out. The simple fact is that /intl/ is correct and that you, personally, don't fit in.
Since you're going to do nothing but whine anyway, it'd be nice if you could learn how to do a better job.