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Hmmmm?
Yes, and there's two of them right now.
Do you have any idea what you're talking about?
Hint: no.
NineOneFour abuses posters personally, not their arguments. There is a difference--NineOneFour isn't sanctioned for it.rEvolutionist wrote:He abuses other posters personally, not their arguments. There's a difference.Charlou wrote:rEvolutionist wrote:Bull-fucking-shite! He's a nasty abusive posterGallstones wrote:And there has been unfair punitive treatment of Seth.
*snip*
What a fucking load of shite.
NineOneFour wrote:Gallstones wrote:I disagree.rEvolutionist wrote:Bull-fucking-shite! He's a nasty abusive poster who derails just about every thread he gets invovled in. He got banned from RD.net. He's about one warning away from being banned from RS.org. There's a pattern there, you know? To think that he is being unfairly targeted is the stuff of conspiracy theories. He gets warning after warning to change his posting style, and he refuses to do it. He's only got himself to blame. What a fucking load of shite.Gallstones wrote:And there has been unfair punitive treatment of Seth.
Oh, go get yourself some Sethlove and leave the rest of us in peace.
Gallstones wrote:NineOneFour wrote:JimC wrote:Tell me, people from RatSskep, could this thread right here exist in your forum without the ban hammer or the thread-locked hammer falling?
Hmmmm?
Yes, and there's two of them right now.
Do you have any idea what you're talking about?
Hint: no.
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NOTMOD Ok. All off-topic posts have been moved to the "Protect us from the Protectors" thread, which is a bit of a mixed salad of all things critical of the current moderation practices and policy anyway To make this a bit clearer:
Thanks. Stijn. ETA: A couple of posts pointing out the derail have been removed, as they were no longer relevant. I'm sure you understand. ![]() |
Gallstones wrote:Robert_S wrote:But there was still a rule against attacking a group that one can freely join or leave. I understand that it came from a more general rule against group attacks, which probably seemed like a good idea at the time.rEvolutionist wrote:That was crazy. I don't know how it ended up, but virtually all of us on mass just ignored that rule, and as far as I know, no one else got pinged for it.maiforpeace wrote:You're kidding? That's crazy.Robert_S wrote:I think I remember seeing a thread over at RatSkep where they were discussing the merits of banning the term "teabagger" when referring to right wing cranks under the leadership of Glenn Beck.
Anyone care to share how that worked out?
This is how that came about.
The socialists and liberals were getting bent out of shape over Seth's comments about socialists and liberals. He was not attacking RDF persons, just those political groups because they are the bane of his existence. To keep everything copacetic and fair that meant that no political groups for which a member knowingly identified could be subject to negative comments as that would be considered an attack on said known members--as the socialists and liberals wanted it to be.
Therefore, I enforced that standard as requested and as discussed and decided on by a quorum of the staff.
Imagine my surprise when there were cries of "foul" when some were advised they could no longer post negative comments about libertarians or tea baggers.
You were not a part of any such rule decision so how would you know what went on in the ivory tower?95Theses wrote:Hang on a minute here, it was you as a mod that pushed for a rule to ban attacks on groups of people, it was you that suggested and then implemented the rule that 'You can attack ism's but not ist's'
It was you that insisted on being the one and only sole mod for P&CA (the busiest forum on the site) in fact so much so that when other mods were appointed to help you deal with the reports on that forum, and offset accusations that as the sole mod you were being biased towards certain people, you chucked the toys out of the pram and quit being a mod.
All of this is fair enough, but to now come over here and make posts about how terrible the moderation rules are when you pushed for and implemented the rule in the first place is more than a little disingenous I think. If you have changed your mind and you think the rule should be changed then by all means state that you have changed your mind and you think the rule should be rescinded, but please don't run about trying to cause drama elsewhere about how shit the moderation rules are.
[/quote]95Theses wrote:Gallstones wrote:NineOneFour wrote:JimC wrote:Tell me, people from RatSskep, could this thread right here exist in your forum without the ban hammer or the thread-locked hammer falling?
Hmmmm?
Yes, and there's two of them right now.
Do you have any idea what you're talking about?
Hint: no.
Could you be any more disingenuous at all?
That thread was briefly locked so that the discussion could be sorted out into appropriate threads, and there was a modnote inserted during the time it was locked saying exactly that. That thread is re opened and is still open.
If you have a point to make then make it, but trying to imply that that thread was locked down to stifle discussion is pure and utter bullshit, if you have to lie to make an argument should you really be making it in the first place?
According to the moderator logs it was shut for a total of one hour, during that hour there was a modnote as the last post saying 'Don't panic, just locked to make it easier to shift all the posts into the right threads, it will re open soon' and now has this modnote :
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Ok. All off-topic posts have been moved to the "Protect us from the Protectors" thread, which is a bit of a mixed salad of all things critical of the current moderation practices and policy anyway
To make this a bit clearer:I'm going to ask this nicely one more time, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls: this thread is about whether or not locking threads in the Feedback forum is rational and justified. Stick to the topic, will you?
- We have a thread discussing the locking of threads in the Feedback forum (this one);
- We have a thread about replacing public advisories and warnings with PMs here;
- We have a thread about group attacks and whether moderation should be less strict than it is now here.
Thanks.
Stijn.
ETA: A couple of posts pointing out the derail have been removed, as they were no longer relevant. I'm sure you understand.
95Theses wrote:Sure,
but i'm sure as hell going to point out when you are dishonestly representing facts to further your own twisted little agenda. Like you just did trying to post a pic of a thread that was locked for an hour for tidy up as being locked to stifle dissent, and it can't have been an 'honest' mistake because there was a mod note in place saying 'Don't panic, only shut briefly to put posts in the relevant threads'
That is plain flat our lying.
Uh..huh.FBM wrote:Ateist/agnostics vs tribal bullshittists? Remember that?
Please. Note the tone of the foregoing discussion. This is holier-than-thou bullshit indistinguishable from that our theist brethren indulge in.Why, if we have criticisms, does that automatically equate to being 'better'?
This is holier-than-thou bullshit indistinguishable from that our theist brethren indulge in.
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