Anti-ShitPost mod?

This is fucking ridiculous guys. We need an active mod to delete shitposts such as this: http://dis.4chan.org/read/prog/1333005903/1-40 and this: http://dis.4chan.org/read/prog/1329814604/1-40 and all the other shit.
This is not programming-related. It's what kills this (and other)board(s).

I know I'm just going to get shit on for this post but fucking really, this place could be so much better. I would like some intelligent and civil discusion with constructive criticism, but I already know that this is going to turn into a shitpost from replies.

>>1
I generally disagree with meta threads like this (since they're mostly pointless), but this is true. But, let's face it, old /prog/ is dead, it's gone forever. The sooner you realize this, the better. Why I still show up here on the rare occasion, I don't know. It's like seeing an old friend who's terminally ill, you want to visit to pay your respects, but it's very difficult to say your final ``goodbye'' and truly move on, and you come visit to see how further degenerated the situation has become. I'm sad to say this is about as far as ``intelligent'', ``constructive criticism'' your thread will receive. I would become as giddy as a schoolboy if this place re-reached a level of quality circa 2006-2009/early 2010, and if it ever does (not going to happen), I'll be quick to become a regular here again.

To quote you-know-who: ``Congratulations, Summer, you've won.''

>>5
There's always been some misguided fool that came to /prog/ thinking that code monkey languages and practices were the best things ever. Until relatively recently, they remained a minority.

>>7
This board is best left unattended.
It's funny that people who used to agree with this statement in the past are now the ones who desire a textboard strictly for programming discussion (such requires moderation). Leaving the board to its devices is an indefensible position (unless, of course, you're part and parcel of new /prog/).