Well done for quoting my post back to meOriginally Posted by RPerry
Why should the onus be on the member though when its the team member deleting the post?
Well done for quoting my post back to meOriginally Posted by RPerry
Why should the onus be on the member though when its the team member deleting the post?
Like I said, in my earlier experiences there was no point in picking a team-member at random to pm, 'cos they didn't know who did it anyway.Originally Posted by RPerry
This reaction isn't a sudden one, it's been building up to this for quite some time for me.
Last edited by Snee; 06-17-2005 at 10:24 PM.
Create a thread in the report section, this way all teammembers can read it and the one who removed your reply will post a comment or reason.Originally Posted by SnnY
Last edited by {I}{K}{E}; 06-17-2005 at 10:42 PM.
If you think you know who did it you can PM them, if you have no idea you can use the report section... All mods see that.Originally Posted by SnnY
If the same logic could be used by moderators it would look like:Originally Posted by DanB
Why should the onus be on the moderator though when its the member who posted poorly?
It all makes no sense.
With power comes responsibilityOriginally Posted by Virtualbody1234
No. You should just sign off in the thread if you delete any offending posts. That way a person can just cut out the whole middle-man and PM the moderator who deleted the post directly if they feel they have been wronged. Also, other people will realise that this sort of thing is not tolerated.Originally Posted by {I}{K}{E}
Why are you so averse to admitting that you have taken action? Most other boards I inhabit are more strict but they will always tell you when they have taken action. How hard is it to make a simple post saying, "Sorry guys I've had to delete a few posts because they were off-topic. Please PM me with any questions"?
Stop being lazy, stop hiding behind rules. Or stop being a moderator, it's not as if we need as many of you guys as we seem to have.
We (I) dont hide behind rules. we (I) follow them. (a thing some of you dont)Originally Posted by MCHeshPants420
I still dont see the point in sending a PM when I delete a completely useless reply.
We are talking about 2 sections this section and the games section. As you can see both have a sticky saying off-topic replies WILL be removed or moved to the lounge. we dont remove ALL off-topic replies sometimes a thread just goes off-topic but still remains a serious thread.
and I'm not lazy, you must have no idea how much time I have spent here trying to improve this forum/website.
Last edited by {I}{K}{E}; 06-17-2005 at 11:15 PM.
Members have responsability too.Originally Posted by DanB
Originally Posted by {I}{K}{E}
See the other day you deleted one of my posts when I pointed out that you should re-open the Michael Jackson thread in the lounge to keep off-topic comments out of the Boring Tomb thread. Now the fact that you re-opened that thread suggests that my idea was useful. So why the deletion? Turns out it was a useful suggestion to something you posted in that thread. I'm sure other people can argue similary against deletions of their posts.
If you think it's a useless post fine enough, but at least give a person a chance to defend themselves by admitting to a deletion in the thread. Also, if they continue bad form (by your standards) they will have been given ample public warnings.
And if you don't want people to think that you are lazy then you should really jump at the chance of proving it by the insertion of a few posts indicating that you are doing your job. By saying you have deleted a post you are also saying "Hey, look at me! I'm doing my job!"
Last edited by MCHeshPants420; 06-17-2005 at 11:18 PM.
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