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[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]Since you insulted me, I'm only left to assume that nothing that I say will satisfy you other than a blanket apology and an admission of guilt, correct? Yet I'll still say that the admins are more involved than you'd think, and the community managers don't see one red cent from subscription dollars. I'm not trying to convince you of the truth at this point, since you're already convinced that you're right about things.[QUOTE="Lakin0817"][QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"]Once your smoke clears and your mirrors are dirty Mr.Moderator, it still comes down to being up to the moderator at hand who decides what is "right" and what is "wrong". I've seen it personally several times first hand. I have written several things that didn't harm anyone or offend a soul, but it was disagreeable by a certain group, the moderator at hand agreed with this group and carried out my sentence at his discretion. As far as your checks and balances, do you really think that the admins are going to take the time to police everyone who owns an account on here? I mean seriously, I doubt any of the admins have time, they are too busy trying to make more money off all of us lab rats. The mods interpret their own "rules" and react to them according to what they feel is right, not according to laws and rules.
Lakin0817
I find it really funny that the mod's give everyone warning every 2 seconds taking their jobs so seriously. Alkl the while the higher ups at GameSpot are laughing all the way to the bank that the mod's here actually work for free.MM87
That's true why do yall become mods I guess they love the power.
Last week I got a locked thread and warning for posting something in the PS3 board when it should have been in some hardware board instead. Since when does accidently posting in the wrong board not realizing there was another one break the ToS and warrant a warning? :|MM87Um... it's spelled out rather clearly. :?
[QUOTE="Lakin0817"][QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]Since you insulted me, I'm only left to assume that nothing that I say will satisfy you other than a blanket apology and an admission of guilt, correct? Yet I'll still say that the admins are more involved than you'd think, and the community managers don't see one red cent from subscription dollars. I'm not trying to convince you of the truth at this point, since you're already convinced that you're right about things.[QUOTE="Lakin0817"][QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"]Once your smoke clears and your mirrors are dirty Mr.Moderator, it still comes down to being up to the moderator at hand who decides what is "right" and what is "wrong". I've seen it personally several times first hand. I have written several things that didn't harm anyone or offend a soul, but it was disagreeable by a certain group, the moderator at hand agreed with this group and carried out my sentence at his discretion. As far as your checks and balances, do you really think that the admins are going to take the time to police everyone who owns an account on here? I mean seriously, I doubt any of the admins have time, they are too busy trying to make more money off all of us lab rats. The mods interpret their own "rules" and react to them according to what they feel is right, not according to laws and rules.
MAILER_DAEMON
Well I'm not expecting a perfect system. But calling a flawed system a good system isn't the solution either.Lakin0817
Sounds inherently contradictory to me. Any non-perfect system is somewhat flawed. So what you've said here, effectively, is that you can't call any system good, including but not limited to the moderation system here. Similarly, you've said you don't expect a perfect system in one breath and then implied you do expect one in another.
Instead of lone moderators, have a board of four or five who review them together. but you and I both know that's not going to happen. Mainly due to monetary issues.Lakin0817
What monetary issues? Moderators are volunteers. We don't get paid.
Giving one person the power to arrest, judge and convict will always lead to corruption. If you want a good moral system, you have to pay for it. Gamespot isn't willing to, so they'll settle for their flawed system.Lakin0817
Anyone can throw loose criticisms about like a handful of darts in the hopes of hitting a target somewhere, but the ones who excel at it have focused criticisms. You clearly don't have such focused criticisms. It's just all very personal. And looking at your moderation history, the general criticism you've levied of "inconsistency" isn't really applicable. None of those moderations appear to me to be handled in any way I wouldn't have handled them, and I can say that for countless other moderators. Nor would I expect any admins to come to us with complaints. I can be certain about this because all of your moderations are clear violations -- not just the result of headaches a mod might get from sleeping in obtuse non-ergonomic positions.
Given some of your history, in fact, you must realize that it is hard for me to take your criticisms regarding the consistency of moderations handed out by users here seriously. Let's look at just one of your moderation reports -- an argument you were having previously on American principled being founded on Biblical precepts. Someone who was debating this with you said that America wasn't built on these principles and you reported him for flaming. Now how am I, a moderator, supposed to respond to a report like that? And how am I supposed to relate it to your accusations of consistency? You reported a user you were debating with falsely for flaming. Clearly, you were HOPING for some kind of inconsistency to be applied here in asking that we moderate a user for flaming incorrectly. Given this track record, why would you be an authority on consistency in matters like this?
[QUOTE="Lakin0817"]Well I'm not expecting a perfect system. But calling a flawed system a good system isn't the solution either.m0zart
Sounds inherently contradictory to me. Any non-perfect system is somewhat flawed. So what you've said here, effectively, is that you can't call any system good, including but not limited to the moderation system here. Similarly, you've said you don't expect a perfect system in one breath and then implied you do expect one in another.
Instead of lone moderators, have a board of four or five who review them together. but you and I both know that's not going to happen. Mainly due to monetary issues.Lakin0817
What monetary issues? Moderators are volunteers. We don't get paid.
Giving one person the power to arrest, judge and convict will always lead to corruption. If you want a good moral system, you have to pay for it. Gamespot isn't willing to, so they'll settle for their flawed system.Lakin0817
Anyone can throw loose criticisms about like a handful of darts in the hopes of hitting a target somewhere, but the ones who excel at it have focused criticisms. You clearly don't have such focused criticisms. It's just all very personal. And looking at your moderation history, the general criticism you've levied of "inconsistency" isn't really applicable. None of those moderations appear to me to be handled in any way I wouldn't have handled them, and I can say that for countless other moderators. Nor would I expect any admins to come to us with complaints. I can be certain about this because all of your moderations are clear violations -- not just the result of headaches a mod might get from sleeping in obtuse non-ergonomic positions.
Given some of your history, in fact, you must realize that it is hard for me to take your criticisms regarding the consistency of moderations handed out by users here seriously. Let's look at just one of your moderation reports -- an argument you were having previously on American principled being founded on Biblical precepts. Someone who was debating this with you said that America wasn't built on these principles and you reported him for flaming. Now how am I, a moderator, supposed to respond to a report like that? And how am I supposed to relate it to your accusations of consistency? You reported a user you were debating with falsely for flaming. Clearly, you were HOPING for some kind of inconsistency to be applied here in asking that we moderate a user for flaming incorrectly. Given this track record, why would you be an authority on consistency in matters like this?
Why the name change. Secondly I never said it was on this name. Thirdly, there are some very gray areas on ways i've been moderated on this name. Once again you are trying to revert the subject matter to my moderation history vs it being the moderators personal views that lead to moderation. It wouldn't surprise me if you were my moderator on most of them. For someone who is a grad student, you sure don't know how to stay on subject. How bout you moderate me for that?Fascists! I just got modded for agreeing that the moderation here is too strict. No joke. It didn't take more than a minute. Spineless idiots. PM me and explain to me what I did wrong. Don't just click a button for no reason other than because you can. EliotFingerbuttYou blank quoted. :|
[QUOTE="m0zart"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"]Well I'm not expecting a perfect system. But calling a flawed system a good system isn't the solution either.Lakin0817
Sounds inherently contradictory to me. Any non-perfect system is somewhat flawed. So what you've said here, effectively, is that you can't call any system good, including but not limited to the moderation system here. Similarly, you've said you don't expect a perfect system in one breath and then implied you do expect one in another.
Instead of lone moderators, have a board of four or five who review them together. but you and I both know that's not going to happen. Mainly due to monetary issues.Lakin0817
What monetary issues? Moderators are volunteers. We don't get paid.
Giving one person the power to arrest, judge and convict will always lead to corruption. If you want a good moral system, you have to pay for it. Gamespot isn't willing to, so they'll settle for their flawed system.Lakin0817
Anyone can throw loose criticisms about like a handful of darts in the hopes of hitting a target somewhere, but the ones who excel at it have focused criticisms. You clearly don't have such focused criticisms. It's just all very personal. And looking at your moderation history, the general criticism you've levied of "inconsistency" isn't really applicable. None of those moderations appear to me to be handled in any way I wouldn't have handled them, and I can say that for countless other moderators. Nor would I expect any admins to come to us with complaints. I can be certain about this because all of your moderations are clear violations -- not just the result of headaches a mod might get from sleeping in obtuse non-ergonomic positions.
Given some of your history, in fact, you must realize that it is hard for me to take your criticisms regarding the consistency of moderations handed out by users here seriously. Let's look at just one of your moderation reports -- an argument you were having previously on American principled being founded on Biblical precepts. Someone who was debating this with you said that America wasn't built on these principles and you reported him for flaming. Now how am I, a moderator, supposed to respond to a report like that? And how am I supposed to relate it to your accusations of consistency? You reported a user you were debating with falsely for flaming. Clearly, you were HOPING for some kind of inconsistency to be applied here in asking that we moderate a user for flaming incorrectly. Given this track record, why would you be an authority on consistency in matters like this?
Why the name change. Secondly I never said it was on this name. Thirdly, there are some very gray areas on ways i've been moderated on this name. Once again you are trying to revert the subject matter to my moderation history vs it being the moderators personal views that lead to moderation. It wouldn't surprise me if you were my moderator on most of them. For someone who is a grad student, you sure don't know how to stay on subject. How bout you moderate me for that?I don't think I need to respond to this. At all.
Gamespot is accessible by many, certain topics and comments are for older eyes only. a55assin
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[QUOTE="Lakin0817"][QUOTE="m0zart"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"]Well I'm not expecting a perfect system. But calling a flawed system a good system isn't the solution either.MAILER_DAEMON
Sounds inherently contradictory to me. Any non-perfect system is somewhat flawed. So what you've said here, effectively, is that you can't call any system good, including but not limited to the moderation system here. Similarly, you've said you don't expect a perfect system in one breath and then implied you do expect one in another.
Instead of lone moderators, have a board of four or five who review them together. but you and I both know that's not going to happen. Mainly due to monetary issues.Lakin0817
What monetary issues? Moderators are volunteers. We don't get paid.
Giving one person the power to arrest, judge and convict will always lead to corruption. If you want a good moral system, you have to pay for it. Gamespot isn't willing to, so they'll settle for their flawed system.Lakin0817
Anyone can throw loose criticisms about like a handful of darts in the hopes of hitting a target somewhere, but the ones who excel at it have focused criticisms. You clearly don't have such focused criticisms. It's just all very personal. And looking at your moderation history, the general criticism you've levied of "inconsistency" isn't really applicable. None of those moderations appear to me to be handled in any way I wouldn't have handled them, and I can say that for countless other moderators. Nor would I expect any admins to come to us with complaints. I can be certain about this because all of your moderations are clear violations -- not just the result of headaches a mod might get from sleeping in obtuse non-ergonomic positions.
Given some of your history, in fact, you must realize that it is hard for me to take your criticisms regarding the consistency of moderations handed out by users here seriously. Let's look at just one of your moderation reports -- an argument you were having previously on American principled being founded on Biblical precepts. Someone who was debating this with you said that America wasn't built on these principles and you reported him for flaming. Now how am I, a moderator, supposed to respond to a report like that? And how am I supposed to relate it to your accusations of consistency? You reported a user you were debating with falsely for flaming. Clearly, you were HOPING for some kind of inconsistency to be applied here in asking that we moderate a user for flaming incorrectly. Given this track record, why would you be an authority on consistency in matters like this?
Why the name change. Secondly I never said it was on this name. Thirdly, there are some very gray areas on ways i've been moderated on this name. Once again you are trying to revert the subject matter to my moderation history vs it being the moderators personal views that lead to moderation. It wouldn't surprise me if you were my moderator on most of them. For someone who is a grad student, you sure don't know how to stay on subject. How bout you moderate me for that?I don't think I need to respond to this. At all.
Because you know i'm right. You still haven't addressed the fact that it's up to the personal moderator to police, judge and set the "appropriate" action according to his/her personal opinion. Is this the way it is, or not?I think the rules are fine... maybe slightly too strict.
I've had a couple violation warnings for being off-topic... and these warnings are extremely fast. You say something wrong, in the wrong forum and like 5-10 minutes later your pinned.
Really? I think I feels a bit like a game, you've just got to get use to the rules and you can avoid moderations but they should hand out more warnings rather than instant moderations because sometimes it just feels like they're trying to catch you out when you make a genuine mistake rather than trying to keep things in order.proud722Me....am still new here so not much i can say bout this....Only that am agree with this Post. Even in games we have to follow the rules and sometimes yea we did purposely hit the rules a bit and wait to see either we can get away with it. And agree with ...give more warning for first offender or light mistakes.. I do enjoy my stay here and hope it will last.
I'd like to know where you go to randomly view someone's moderation history.Lakin0817
Moderators can see your history. That's how we know if someone is a chronic offender, and how we determine if the penalties need to be increased on subsequent violations.
Why the name change. Secondly I never said it was on this name. Thirdly, there are some very gray areas on ways i've been moderated on this name. Once again you are trying to revert the subject matter to my moderation history vs it being the moderators personal views that lead to moderation. It wouldn't surprise me if you were my moderator on most of them. For someone who is a grad student, you sure don't know how to stay on subject. How bout you moderate me for that?Lakin0817
There is no name change. MAILER_DAEMON and I are two different users. Much in the same way that you are a different user from countless users you debate with here on OT.
In any case, your experience with the moderation system (i.e. your moderation history) is the basis with which you are making this judgement. You suggest that the moderation system is broken mainly because of how it has been applied to you. However, what is clear to any moderator who can see it is that every moderation you were handed is both consistent and valid. The only inconsistency here is that you have behavior inconsistent with the rules of the forum, which is what resulted in those moderations.
[QUOTE="Lakin0817"]Well I'm not expecting a perfect system. But calling a flawed system a good system isn't the solution either.m0zart
Sounds inherently contradictory to me. Any non-perfect system is somewhat flawed. So what you've said here, effectively, is that you can't call any system good, including but not limited to the moderation system here. Similarly, you've said you don't expect a perfect system in one breath and then implied you do expect one in another.
Instead of lone moderators, have a board of four or five who review them together. but you and I both know that's not going to happen. Mainly due to monetary issues.Lakin0817
What monetary issues? Moderators are volunteers. We don't get paid.
Giving one person the power to arrest, judge and convict will always lead to corruption. If you want a good moral system, you have to pay for it. Gamespot isn't willing to, so they'll settle for their flawed system.Lakin0817
Anyone can throw loose criticisms about like a handful of darts in the hopes of hitting a target somewhere, but the ones who excel at it have focused criticisms. You clearly don't have such focused criticisms. It's just all very personal. And looking at your moderation history, the general criticism you've levied of "inconsistency" isn't really applicable. None of those moderations appear to me to be handled in any way I wouldn't have handled them, and I can say that for countless other moderators. Nor would I expect any admins to come to us with complaints. I can be certain about this because all of your moderations are clear violations -- not just the result of headaches a mod might get from sleeping in obtuse non-ergonomic positions.
Given some of your history, in fact, you must realize that it is hard for me to take your criticisms regarding the consistency of moderations handed out by users here seriously. Let's look at just one of your moderation reports -- an argument you were having previously on American principled being founded on Biblical precepts. Someone who was debating this with you said that America wasn't built on these principles and you reported him for flaming. Now how am I, a moderator, supposed to respond to a report like that? And how am I supposed to relate it to your accusations of consistency? You reported a user you were debating with falsely for flaming. Clearly, you were HOPING for some kind of inconsistency to be applied here in asking that we moderate a user for flaming incorrectly. Given this track record, why would you be an authority on consistency in matters like this?
An unbiased moderator using a different name to look at my moderation history to post it publicly to be used against me? I rest my case.[QUOTE="Lakin0817"]I'd like to know where you go to randomly view someone's moderation history.m0zart
Moderators can see your history. That's how we know if someone is a chronic offender, and how we determine if the penalties need to be increased on subsequent violations.
Why the name change. Secondly I never said it was on this name. Thirdly, there are some very gray areas on ways i've been moderated on this name. Once again you are trying to revert the subject matter to my moderation history vs it being the moderators personal views that lead to moderation. It wouldn't surprise me if you were my moderator on most of them. For someone who is a grad student, you sure don't know how to stay on subject. How bout you moderate me for that?Lakin0817
There is no name change. MAILER_DAEMON and I are two different users. Much in the same way that you are a different user from countless users you debate with here on OT.
In any case, your experience with the moderation system (i.e. your moderation history) is the basis with which you are making this judgement. You suggest that the moderation system is broken mainly because of how it has been applied to you. However, what is clear to any moderator who can see it is that every moderation you were handed is both consistent and valid. The only inconsistency here is that you have behavior inconsistent with the rules of the forum, which is what resulted in those moderations.
That's rediculous. You and your fellow moderator still haven't stuck to the point at hand, and that is, do the moderators have complete controll over the report according to their personal judgement and opinions. I'd like to see your moderation history on all your names. You've seen mine, now lets return the favor.[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"][QUOTE="m0zart"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"]Well I'm not expecting a perfect system. But calling a flawed system a good system isn't the solution either.Lakin0817
Sounds inherently contradictory to me. Any non-perfect system is somewhat flawed. So what you've said here, effectively, is that you can't call any system good, including but not limited to the moderation system here. Similarly, you've said you don't expect a perfect system in one breath and then implied you do expect one in another.
Instead of lone moderators, have a board of four or five who review them together. but you and I both know that's not going to happen. Mainly due to monetary issues.Lakin0817
What monetary issues? Moderators are volunteers. We don't get paid.
Giving one person the power to arrest, judge and convict will always lead to corruption. If you want a good moral system, you have to pay for it. Gamespot isn't willing to, so they'll settle for their flawed system.Lakin0817
Anyone can throw loose criticisms about like a handful of darts in the hopes of hitting a target somewhere, but the ones who excel at it have focused criticisms. You clearly don't have such focused criticisms. It's just all very personal. And looking at your moderation history, the general criticism you've levied of "inconsistency" isn't really applicable. None of those moderations appear to me to be handled in any way I wouldn't have handled them, and I can say that for countless other moderators. Nor would I expect any admins to come to us with complaints. I can be certain about this because all of your moderations are clear violations -- not just the result of headaches a mod might get from sleeping in obtuse non-ergonomic positions.
Given some of your history, in fact, you must realize that it is hard for me to take your criticisms regarding the consistency of moderations handed out by users here seriously. Let's look at just one of your moderation reports -- an argument you were having previously on American principled being founded on Biblical precepts. Someone who was debating this with you said that America wasn't built on these principles and you reported him for flaming. Now how am I, a moderator, supposed to respond to a report like that? And how am I supposed to relate it to your accusations of consistency? You reported a user you were debating with falsely for flaming. Clearly, you were HOPING for some kind of inconsistency to be applied here in asking that we moderate a user for flaming incorrectly. Given this track record, why would you be an authority on consistency in matters like this?
Why the name change. Secondly I never said it was on this name. Thirdly, there are some very gray areas on ways i've been moderated on this name. Once again you are trying to revert the subject matter to my moderation history vs it being the moderators personal views that lead to moderation. It wouldn't surprise me if you were my moderator on most of them. For someone who is a grad student, you sure don't know how to stay on subject. How bout you moderate me for that?I don't think I need to respond to this. At all.
Because you know i'm right. You still haven't addressed the fact that it's up to the personal moderator to police, judge and set the "appropriate" action according to his/her personal opinion. Is this the way it is, or not?An unbiased moderator using a different name to look at my moderation history to post it publicly to be used against me? I rest my case.Lakin0817
Yet another accusation based on pallid conspiracy theories, namely that Mailer and I are the same person -- which is patently false.
You were the one who made your moderation history the subject of this discussion by bringing up supposed malfeasance on the part of the moderators themselves.
[QUOTE="Lakin0817"][QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"][QUOTE="m0zart"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"]Well I'm not expecting a perfect system. But calling a flawed system a good system isn't the solution either.MAILER_DAEMON
Sounds inherently contradictory to me. Any non-perfect system is somewhat flawed. So what you've said here, effectively, is that you can't call any system good, including but not limited to the moderation system here. Similarly, you've said you don't expect a perfect system in one breath and then implied you do expect one in another.
Instead of lone moderators, have a board of four or five who review them together. but you and I both know that's not going to happen. Mainly due to monetary issues.Lakin0817
What monetary issues? Moderators are volunteers. We don't get paid.
Giving one person the power to arrest, judge and convict will always lead to corruption. If you want a good moral system, you have to pay for it. Gamespot isn't willing to, so they'll settle for their flawed system.Lakin0817
Anyone can throw loose criticisms about like a handful of darts in the hopes of hitting a target somewhere, but the ones who excel at it have focused criticisms. You clearly don't have such focused criticisms. It's just all very personal. And looking at your moderation history, the general criticism you've levied of "inconsistency" isn't really applicable. None of those moderations appear to me to be handled in any way I wouldn't have handled them, and I can say that for countless other moderators. Nor would I expect any admins to come to us with complaints. I can be certain about this because all of your moderations are clear violations -- not just the result of headaches a mod might get from sleeping in obtuse non-ergonomic positions.
Given some of your history, in fact, you must realize that it is hard for me to take your criticisms regarding the consistency of moderations handed out by users here seriously. Let's look at just one of your moderation reports -- an argument you were having previously on American principled being founded on Biblical precepts. Someone who was debating this with you said that America wasn't built on these principles and you reported him for flaming. Now how am I, a moderator, supposed to respond to a report like that? And how am I supposed to relate it to your accusations of consistency? You reported a user you were debating with falsely for flaming. Clearly, you were HOPING for some kind of inconsistency to be applied here in asking that we moderate a user for flaming incorrectly. Given this track record, why would you be an authority on consistency in matters like this?
Why the name change. Secondly I never said it was on this name. Thirdly, there are some very gray areas on ways i've been moderated on this name. Once again you are trying to revert the subject matter to my moderation history vs it being the moderators personal views that lead to moderation. It wouldn't surprise me if you were my moderator on most of them. For someone who is a grad student, you sure don't know how to stay on subject. How bout you moderate me for that?I don't think I need to respond to this. At all.
Because you know i'm right. You still haven't addressed the fact that it's up to the personal moderator to police, judge and set the "appropriate" action according to his/her personal opinion. Is this the way it is, or not?I have no doubt I will be modded for even breathing in this post, but seriously...
When I first started here, I was modded a few times for a few PG-13 comments, which, all things considered, I understood, if not necessarily agreed with - I mean yeah there are perhaps ikids on these forums.
But then I logged in to see that I have been "Officially warned" (oooOOOOooo!) for posting a homework help topic! I merely asked what ration packs were used in several wars - an incredibly minor point in an assignment that had bugger all to do with it.
In a forum where people ask advice on everything from girls to religion to "should my penis look like this?", I get modded for using the internet as a potential learning opportunity?
Seriously, you think kids are that innocent their lives will be altered by something they read on Gamespot? Lighten up, you puritans!
[QUOTE="m0zart"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"]I'd like to know where you go to randomly view someone's moderation history.Lakin0817
Moderators can see your history. That's how we know if someone is a chronic offender, and how we determine if the penalties need to be increased on subsequent violations.
Why the name change. Secondly I never said it was on this name. Thirdly, there are some very gray areas on ways i've been moderated on this name. Once again you are trying to revert the subject matter to my moderation history vs it being the moderators personal views that lead to moderation. It wouldn't surprise me if you were my moderator on most of them. For someone who is a grad student, you sure don't know how to stay on subject. How bout you moderate me for that?Lakin0817
There is no name change. MAILER_DAEMON and I are two different users. Much in the same way that you are a different user from countless users you debate with here on OT.
In any case, your experience with the moderation system (i.e. your moderation history) is the basis with which you are making this judgement. You suggest that the moderation system is broken mainly because of how it has been applied to you. However, what is clear to any moderator who can see it is that every moderation you were handed is both consistent and valid. The only inconsistency here is that you have behavior inconsistent with the rules of the forum, which is what resulted in those moderations.
That's rediculous. You and your fellow moderator still haven't stuck to the point at hand, and that is, do the moderators have complete controll over the report according to their personal judgement and opinions. I'd like to see your moderation history on all your names. You've seen mine, now lets return the favor.:lol: your grasping straws now my friend, you just got mod OWNED.FrostyPhantasmI like how he just exposed the mod community for doing what they've always been doing, and doing what even supreme judges do.. yes they personally interpret the rules/laws and apply them to the rest of the population. What do you expect them to do? Morph into another person so that they personally aren't the ones judging the posts? :?
That's rediculous. You and your fellow moderator still haven't stuck to the point at hand, and that is, do the moderators have complete controll over the report according to their personal judgement and opinions.Lakin0817
You just accused us of being the same person, and WE'RE the ones who haven't stuck to the point at hand?
There's nothing ridiculous about our responses here -- you are throwing out a very generic criticism with ZERO hard examples, and then getting bent out of shape when we show you situations where the moderation system has worked, namely in your case.
Now tell me -- what situations, and by that I mean concrete situations, can you point out which have demonstrated an inconsistency on the part of the moderators?
[QUOTE="Lakin0817"]That's rediculous. You and your fellow moderator still haven't stuck to the point at hand, and that is, do the moderators have complete controll over the report according to their personal judgement and opinions.m0zart
You just accused us of being the same person, and WE'RE the ones who haven't stuck to the point at hand?
There's nothing ridiculous about our responses here -- you are throwing out a very generic criticism with ZERO hard examples, and then getting bent out of shape when we show you situations where the moderation system has worked, namely in your case.
Now tell me -- what situations, and by that I mean concrete situations, can you point out which have demonstrated an inconsistency on the part of the moderators?
Mr.Mozart sir. It's really hard to take you serious when you STILL don't see the point at hand. The entire point of this debate, at least to begin with, was moderators allowing their own personal feelings to get involved with their moderation authority. You comming in here pounding your chest and strutting around proves my point perfectly. You guys have the last word according to your own personal views and opinions. Now you and your little buddy run along and go falsely ban someone for having an opinion different than your own.Mr.Mozart sir. It's really hard to take you serious when you STILL don't see the point at hand. The entire point of this debate, at least to begin with, was moderators allowing their own personal feelings to get involved with their moderation authority.Lakin0817
Oh no I get the point quite well. You are throwing out a general accusation without anything to back it up other than opinion. You assume it must be happening, but you don't really know that it is.
You comming in here pounding your chest and strutting around proves my point perfectly. You guys have the last word according to your own personal views and opinions. Now you and your little buddy run along and go falsely ban someone for having an opinion different than your own. Lakin0817
I haven't pounded my chest once here. I haven't moderated you either. I am facing you as another user here. I expect you to show me concrete examples that demonstrate that the system you are maligning here is broken to the degree that you've claimed it is.
There ya go -- a challenge -- quite appropriate and on topic.
Now you and your little buddy run along and go falsely ban someone for having an opinion different than your own. Lakin0817You might have a point, but it's plain to see why you might get moderated so much. Besides, they have to use their own judgement because of how vague the ToU is. I just think that better judgement would come from better appointments. Clearly, moderators, if they are to make accurate judgements, need to know who they are moderating and in what context and I doubt that's often the case.
Actually why is posting in all caps something to be moderated anyways?iusm78Because it's annoying and hard to read, just like alternating caps. Read the Disruptive Behavior section of the Terms of Use.
[QUOTE="m0zart"][QUOTE="Lakin0817"]That's rediculous. You and your fellow moderator still haven't stuck to the point at hand, and that is, do the moderators have complete controll over the report according to their personal judgement and opinions.Lakin0817
You just accused us of being the same person, and WE'RE the ones who haven't stuck to the point at hand?
There's nothing ridiculous about our responses here -- you are throwing out a very generic criticism with ZERO hard examples, and then getting bent out of shape when we show you situations where the moderation system has worked, namely in your case.
Now tell me -- what situations, and by that I mean concrete situations, can you point out which have demonstrated an inconsistency on the part of the moderators?
Mr.Mozart sir. It's really hard to take you serious when you STILL don't see the point at hand. The entire point of this debate, at least to begin with, was moderators allowing their own personal feelings to get involved with their moderation authority. You comming in here pounding your chest and strutting around proves my point perfectly. You guys have the last word according to your own personal views and opinions. Now you and your little buddy run along and go falsely ban someone for having an opinion different than your own.well i have been moderated for small things with no points lost besides for once which i admit i should have lost points. but the last one was really dumb. it was in a thread parodying fads and posts and stuff of OT. and i made a post with ALL CAPS and also made a reference to grammar and mods in it. it was all in good fun but i got modded 5 days later. i know caps arent allowed but we've have most likely all seen posts where someone uses all caps. i dont get why its a big deal because of the thread i posted it in.Gokuja
Exactly it's because the mods don't look at the context of the moderation they merely see oh a report this person must be guilty. I'm not calling for as huge revolution like some people I merely want the mods to lighten up. If they weren't so strict about every little thing there wouldn't be a problem.
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