>>18944
We don't regulate speech on user created/managed boards. If someone feels that a board does not give enough voice to an opinion, it is possible for him to create his own board and do it differently.

Well, this isn't my job, but this:
>How is that you can't have pro-russian or anti-ukranian position on /rus?
This seems to be factually wrong. BO clearly states that /rus/ has a thread for that, he links it too. Plus he claims those posts were off topic. Regulating those is just common sense.