Personally I like the freedom being tested here with self governance. I got this nagging feeling that the new B.Net board itself might be a social testing stage for Destiny as well. If you don't like the content being discussed then mute the user who's offending you. Trolls will try to bait you into a response for attention, to be edgy, or just not really giving a damn, but if you can't see them or they see you then it defeats their ability to affect you. I like that a lot. Given time board trolls will only have a certain percentage of users who will actually see them and it might make some the smarter ones forgo such direct cursing, or racism, and distateful dialogue. If you see intelligent posters you like then follow them right away and build the board you want to participate in. I'm following a lot of guys who I argue with constantly, but they present thoughtful discourse and I can see their counter points. But I can see the mods having to do their jobs come Destinys launch due to the huge influx of new users who will not understand the mute button or it's true intent until about three months in when things settle down.