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I just recall that threads were deleted and warnings given for disagreeing with mods' decision - but it was a long time ago.
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You can argue if you want. You just have to be very sure of your facts. The moderation has been fairly low key anyway, and AFAICR only one person has ever been banned, many years ago. The Ts&Cs are very clear on what is unacceptable behaviour.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostIt used to be you weren't allowed to argue with mods over there. Is that still the case? You could try it and see what happens.
That said, I think the moderation balance on here is better, but the two are not really comparable environments.
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It used to be you weren't allowed to argue with mods over there. Is that still the case? You could try it and see what happens.Originally posted by Alias View PostDon't think so, plenty of warnings/points given tho so doubt it would be long...
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Nah. That was early 2009Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostIs that about when the quality of advice of the professional forums improved?
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Ok ok.. Not that muchOriginally posted by Alias View PostUse the other forum then, he's quite active on it (being a Mod on it, I suppose he would have to be)
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Is that about when the quality of advice of the professional forums improved?Originally posted by malvolio View PostWhich also explains his absence form here. Older members may recall I vanished for a while in 2008 for the same reason.
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