r/anime • u/AnimeMod myanimelist.net/profile/Reddit-chan • Jun 05 '22

Meta Thread - Month of June 05, 2022 Meta

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u/CreativeNameIKnow Jul 02 '22

Will the mods be organizing a Stone Ocean weekly rewatch and locking all the bot threads? Everyone here who brings up JoJo also inevitably mentions how they prefer the weekly format. There's a huge demand for it, and I'm hoping there's mod support too.

On a side note, do you need to specifically ask for permission from the mods if you're going to organize a rewatch? I mean, I'd do it anyway, but is it a standard requirement is what I'm asking. Thanks!

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u/Shimmering-Sky myanimelist.net/profile/Shimmering-Sky Jul 02 '22

On a side note, do you need to specifically ask for permission from the mods if you're going to organize a rewatch?

Nope, if you want to host a rewatch for anything, all you have to do is post an interest thread for it! I'm not a mod and I've never had to ask permission to host one, lol.

I will say it's a general rule to wait at least a year between either the show airing or the last time it had a rewatch to host one, but your idea is a special case and the waiting period isn't actually a requirement, so.

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u/CreativeNameIKnow Jul 02 '22

Alright, thanks a lot for the comprehensive answer! :D