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The problem is that we have allowed them to drive down standards in the professional forum and they are trying to do the same here.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostSerious question.
I was wondering, when these little spats break out on a thread, as they have been wont to do over the years, why is it that the current crop of mods feel that they have to get so heavily and actively involved and start dishing out infractions and threatening bans?
Such exchanges have happened quite regularly over the many years I have been on here, and provided they stay within General and don't get litigious, or ridiculously out of hand, they have largely been allowed to defuse of their own volition.
The robust nature of some of the debate on here is a very big part of the allure of the forum for many people, and, I thought, the very reason we have corraled off the General part from the other areas, and even labelled it with a warning of sorts.
I have heard it suggested that too much slanging in any given thread ruins it for other people. Hard to accept that really, there are always a gazillion threads on the go on here. If one is not to your liking simply jump into another one.
Frankly speaking, if the whole place is going to get too watered down and nicey-nicey then General might as well be mothballed.
If we don't fight back we'll end up in a ladybags thread ghetto in LR.Comment
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Who is this 'them' you are talking about?Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThe problem is that we have allowed them to drive down standards in the professional forum and they are trying to do the same here.
If we don't fight back we'll end up in a ladybags thread ghetto in LR.
Bolshiebastard?
Ban him.
Nomadd?
Ban him.
Northernladuk?
Ban him and tell immigration about his wife.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Given that type of wife I doubt Northernladuk needs to do muchOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostWho is this 'them' you are talking about?
Bolshiebastard?
Ban him.
Nomadd?
Ban him.
Northernladuk?
Ban him and tell immigration about his wife.
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merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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The mods you fool.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWho is this 'them' you are talking about?
Bolshiebastard?
Ban him.
Nomadd?
Ban him.
Northernladuk?
Ban him and tell immigration about his wife.Comment
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More downstairsOriginally posted by eek View PostGiven that type of wife I doubt Northernladuk needs to do much
ing
if you catch my drift.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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What the fookwit saidOriginally posted by shaunbhoy View PostSerious question.
I was wondering, when these little spats break out on a thread, as they have been wont to do over the years, why is it that the current crop of mods feel that they have to get so heavily and actively involved and start dishing out infractions and threatening bans?
Such exchanges have happened quite regularly over the many years I have been on here, and provided they stay within General and don't get litigious, or ridiculously out of hand, they have largely been allowed to defuse of their own volition.
The robust nature of some of the debate on here is a very big part of the allure of the forum for many people, and, I thought, the very reason we have corraled off the General part from the other areas, and even labelled it with a warning of sorts.
I have heard it suggested that too much slanging in any given thread ruins it for other people. Hard to accept that really, there are always a gazillion threads on the go on here. If one is not to your liking simply jump into another one.
Frankly speaking, if the whole place is going to get too watered down and nicey-nicey then General might as well be mothballed.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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What it saidOriginally posted by AtW View PostBan it.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Very simple (like some of the members). If you use certain words, you'll get infractions or banned for a bit. If you indulge in
like SB and Zoiderman, and you keep on when asked to stop, you'll get infractions or banned for a bit.
Now that's clear, I'll get one with something far more intellectual - Britains Got Talent.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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