If you just wanted to make a quick comment, try to make it in reply to the relevant thread. Low content reaction threads make it hard for users to find what they're looking for, and because passions are running hot they also tend to lead to people yelling at each other. Why do we do this? During E3 lots of news and announcements are breaking and it can be hard to keep track of it all. Short version: If your thread is a question that popped into your head a few seconds ago, you shouldn't be posting it right now. These threads include things like: "Wow Sony just won E3!", "Where's Retro's game?", "How will the other conferences match Ubisoft's?!?!", "Wow every game had playable female characters", "Was GAF's hype for Fallout premature?", "Damn how will Sony match the Scorpio?", "Are you buying an Vita 2?". What is a 5 second reaction thread? It's a thread that you make immediately after an announcement, or in some cases after a lack of an announcement, where you are really just blowing off steam.
During E3, we have a standing policy against "5 second reaction threads".
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