@Arrei: Well, I, uh, um. *puts away magic sword* On...

Arrei
2011-02-04T13:04:13-05:00

Well, I, uh, um.

*puts away magic sword*

On the subject of keeping it clean, that's why when I culled additions, I removed only those that I was sure were definitely not up to par.

Whether the contents are policed or not, the pool still serves a purpose: to collect images that are very cute, much like how some other pools collect images that are clever, extravagant, badass, etc.

The main argument against this, then, seems to be that it's hard to decide what really goes into the pool because it lacks objectivity. However, this seems to be an argument against subjective pools as a whole, not this pool in particular.

So the question becomes this: Are the rules fine with pools whose criteria are entirely subjective?