Please, I'm sick of every newfag joining the forums, seeing a clan section, and thinking that it's perfectly fine to start "W33D WYZZARD5 super 1337 invit-only pr0 clan!!!"
By our current rules, this is allowed. But if it wasn't obvious by the tone of this thread, I think it shouldn't be.
Put some regulations on clan creation - the leader must be a well-known and well-liked person, the clan must be at least sort of serious, the OP must be sent to a moderator for approval - just something, anything more than the current rules we have now.
Don't get me wrong. The mods are doing a great job at being mods, and I'm not criticizing them. It's just that it's more than a little stupid to see 4 new clans a day that won't even get off the ground, all started by dumb newfags, and nothing is being done because technically, they can do that. This should not be acceptable behavior.

some of them are fake ones like the false clan post i did

Well things like that are obvious as piss. But others, like "Slayer Omegas", are just sad.

True that.

Well-known and well-liked person? I wasn't known nor liked when I started my clan :&

It's getting out of control slightly, too many new clans are being created.
I'm not saying that I want to halt the creating of future clans, but I agree that it's get out of control.

I don't mind regulations, but the ones you're imposing are too tight.

Via technicalities, I am new. I've been here since 0.2, but I decided to abandon my past name/notoriety. Didn't really care for it.

I have actually started a clan, a serious one at that, and even if I am completely new and unknown, I don't think that's sound reasoning. I am taking it seriously, not just making it to be part of the crowd or just "because". I really want to have a good clan.

What I would suggest doing, is deleting any old/inactive clan topics. The forums could do with some pruning, in my opinion, and the clan side of the forum is no exception.

It's not much, but it's a start, and much more plausible/beneficial for the time being, at least.