imageboard vs textboard

/g/ is supposed to be for images of computers. /v/ is supposed to be for video game related images. /comp/ is supposed to be for actual discussion of computers and /games is supposed to be for actual discussion of video games. Why doesn't it work this way?

Because Janitors and mods are rarer than shiny's in those boards (except /v/.)

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>>1
Too many users, not enough mods to police them

Because half of the 4chan userbase doesn't even know that the textboards exist.

/mu/ is supposed to be for images of music

>>4
I think you've got that wrong. There's enough for *one* board, but none of the mods are ever active.

>>5
Oh hai I just found out about textboards, so what's going on in here guise?

The site is largely self moderating for the most part, which is why more mods won't be hired.

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>>1
This has nothing to do with moderators. It's not against the rules to have discussions on the image boards. Anybody who thinks mods would have you for discussing in the image boards is a retard. This has to do with the way westerner view image boards. Westerners view image boards as forums. Whereas originally in Japan, image boards are more about image dumping and light discussion that always centers around the images themselves.

In the west images are secondary and discussion is primary. For example, people use reaction images to reinforce their post in the discussion, not because the image has anything to do with the topic.

>>11
A sad state of affairs.

>>11
I agree, I once posted here that reaction images should be marked as such and not count towards the images in thread total.  Any time you attach an image it should ask "Is this a 'reaction' image?" "Yes/No?".

>>13
While I somewhat agree with the ideology behind your proposal that'd be a heck of a drain on resources.

Oh god.

I would volunteer to mod all of the text boards if it could make /prog/ any less shitty. It's been getting solid carpet bombed with spam.