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TEL AVIV - An online forum "www.4chan.org" recently made changes to its report queue and have sparked controversy among users and experts alike, with some calling into question the motives and expertise of the developers behind the update.

According to a post by a 4chan janitor, the changes made to the report queue were flawed and unnecessary. The janitor pointed out several issues with the update, including the use of the "display: flex" property without fully utilizing the capabilities of flexbox, and the small and close together buttons making it prone to mistakes due to miss clicks.

Furthermore, the janitor suggested that the changes were not optimized for the capabilities of the technology and were not user-friendly enough. The janitor even pointed out some specific issues with the Delete and BR buttons, including the lack of mouse hover labels for the Delete button and the use of labels for the BR button.

The janitor's post quickly gained traction among other users, with many voicing their concerns and criticisms of the update. Some even went so far as to suggest that the changes were part of a larger conspiracy to undermine the functionality and usability of the forum.

Hotpocket Daily reporters were able to confront the developer in question outside a Fresno 7-11 earlier this evening. When pressed for comment, had this to say: "aww shiet that's a long post". However, he did not provide any further comment or explanation regarding the concerns raised by the janitor and other users.

As the controversy continues to unfold, it remains to be seen whether the developers will address the concerns raised by the community and take steps to improve the report queue. In the meantime, users are advised to exercise caution when using the report function and to report any issues or concerns to the appropriate channels.

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