What is "<insert that tiresome argument> ?"

[Pdaitabird]

Probably a dumb question: I occasionally see the text "&lt;insert that tiresome argument&gt;" and I'm not quite sure why it's there. From the context of the topics, I would guess the forum software automatically replaces certain complaints about too many studs? (Which admittedly is a tiresome argument.) Does anyone know for sure?

[Classic_Spaceman]

53 minutes ago, Pdaitabird said:

Probably a dumb question: I occasionally see the text "&lt;insert that tiresome argument&gt;" and I'm not quite sure why it's there. From the context of the topics, I would guess the forum software automatically replaces certain complaints about too many studs? (Which admittedly is a tiresome argument.) Does anyone know for sure?

"Juniorisation" - The use of a few large parts rather than many small ones, the use of unnecessarily large pieces, simplistic designs, etc, most often found in sets aimed at small children (See Juniors). 
 

[Artanis I]

People used to complain about it a lot, hence why the admins edited the swear filter to replace it

[MAB]

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Edited November 14, 2019 by MAB
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[Peppermint_M]

Yes, it got frustrating for many that anyone who saw a set that wasn't Creator Expert of USC and would bleat on about it being "juniorised".

The forum has been running for a long time now, so some fads and phases of argument were left behind but still rear their strawman heads when we hope it is forgotten. The filter forces a more objective and well made argument 

[Pdaitabird]

Thanks to all for the helpful responses!