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Dave..Didn't notice how choppy my sentences were there ..eh?
Of course! Mods need love too. That's like sayin' pimps don't cry... Nooo-oo-oo they never shed a tear... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK0dV_jZMEc |
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Everyone knows the real purpose of the internet...
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The situation gets even worse when Moderator C is Person B, which is what this thread is all about. You are happy to dish difraction points to someone reported once by a disgrunted member who is too immature and cowardly to act on his own, yet all you do about a moderator who on his own accord and without an explanation moved, deleted or edited posts, causing at least three complaints in the last two weeks, is "talk to him". If anything, I believe that moderators should be bound by the rules more than anyone else, not less. After all, they are supposed to be our role models. |
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role models? bwaahahaa...
yes indeed my fragile child-like mind needs that. We need more alphabetical people here... The situation is dimensionally too ABC for me... not to mention It isn't confusing enough yet for me not to be able to follow...hehehehahhaahahaa sorry...I need a time out for a sec. it's too hard to type... I need my hands right now to hold my sides... gawd you guys are great. http://s26.postimg.org/o5ledf0d5/mcs54.jpg ah..welllewellwellwell... hmm...I think everyone should just chillax ... It's obvious that people should behave and police themselves... and when passions get so heated that is impossible...the mods are there so one or a few person's upset doesn't spread and become a firestorm contagion of upset...with words upsetting many more. Alot of people here are bandying about words ...too much power...abuse of power...I think people better calm down on that front...it isn't a position of power nor an abuse of it...mods are not omnipotent entities..the supermods are there to moderate the mods..the fail-safes are there....the mods are other members just like you and me who are volunteering their own free time to try to keep the bloody peace whilst their fellow members make more work for them..work I might add they are not getting paid for...and then...on top of their selfless work moderating people who themselves should know better...they are trying to be kind and polite and not disturb even the offender ..(whether or not the offender deliberately offends..) ...nor penalize them... Then the moderator gets tarred, feathered and beaten by his fellow members for doing just that? I think enough of being kind... the community are not children needing that kind of moderation nor the ensuing tantrums. the 3 american principals are Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. I don't buy it ... I'm Canadian and I believe in our 3.. Peace, Order, and Good Governance. Stop being "kind" ... Follow the letter of the law... if there is a legitimate grievance ...the "only" entitlement anyone is due ...is the right of "due process"....to be heard out by another higher impartial [judge / supermod] Otherwise it's time to pull out the big stick and start dolling out infraction-ary spanks. |
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I find it quite disconcerting that a moderator may edit any post at will. On top of that, they can do it without notifying the original poster and without even leaving a trace. I don't think I've ever been affected by this, but then how would I even know? I don't go back and reread every post that I have ever typed.
I was once indirectly affected by moderation where I cross-linked to a post in another thread. As I mentioned in my subsequent edit of that post, the intervention by a moderator affected the sentiment of my own post. Quote:
I appreciate that the moderators mean no harm and I'm sure they have the best of intentions, but my personal opinion is that editing of other peoples posts is going too far. Quote:
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After that you somehow assume there is ranking and that we are bottom of some food chain you invented (i do understand the logic, but as if someone is set to some post with responsibility doesn't make person in upper ranks and there are hundreds of users here who never were in any related position but contributed to community more than others). I don't think your polite "shut up" is better than any insult that moderator should change. I don't see why I as member can talk to anyone from council, especially as it's it's responsibility to try help solve problems users have, even meetings are public, but still you invent some chain and rank us :( I don't think spelling or other things should be changed and only real spam, insult and such (e.g. my post that was deleted for word "fanboy" is not more insulting than calling someone bottom of food chain and tell them to shut up). English is not my native and i might make mistakes, and if you want to help me, you can PM me and i'll fix it, but do not kindergarten me, it doesn't feel the best way. Changing quote in post is even most ridiculous, as it can change the whole meaning of answer and as we know same words told other way can change the meaning. Quote:
And it's really not cool to post private conversation, especially only part of it and when in prev convo you explicitly asked me not to post publicly it. It's called hypocrisy when you do not like something and you even make actions against it and on other hand you do it yourself without blinking the eye. I'm not trying to overthrow someone here or exile, i just see wrong actions in community i care about and feel part of it for past 5 years from maemo 5 era. And i do believe that if you do things you should do it right, doesn't matter if you a volunteer or not. As i understand it, i never asked to be moderator or council member(though i was offered by one respectable here council chairman(he was that time)) but reason i did not do it was simply as I know you need to do it proper, it's mostly not power but responsibility and time. I appreciate the work of moderators, the free time they spend here and all the mess they need do deal with, but on other hand it doesn't justify their wrong actions. Pretty fair and simple, it's not black and white. I can be pretty annoying and talk on less interesting matters, but those matters we need to talk about and resolve them and i'm not afraid to raise my voice, I'm trying to be straight and tell what i think. When i had time i participated in meetings and tried to help folks in a ways i can. I never insulted anyone as far as i recall on this forum and i want to feel here as at home and it's not enough of fragmentation on the forums with some "elite" groups, but moderators and admins now feel free to change post coz of spelling, delete posts on matter of own view and they angry at you for pointing this out? I think slowly the line we passed is getting more and more far behind us! Just trying to think of it objectively, mostly this is the best quality you can find in moderator... I had more to say, but most things ran out as i was not in reach of computer and it's not the text i feel comfortable to write on phone. I hope you get my point. |
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I can understand if there is spam or real insult or calling names and it can be deleted till resolved, but some things shouldn't be done silently like it's nothing to change someone's post. if it doesn't that matter — you can inform the user and wait him to fix it. The minimum is that he would be aware that in some thread, he may never visit again, someone decided to edit his post and he do not really agree with that (which is fair enough and i think is his right), though i doubt he will get notification on phone about that. |
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:D Sorry... I couldn't resist !!! |
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