
Originally Posted by
djkamikaze
valid point, walkman79, but what drives torrent site staff nuts is when some idiot gets himself banned, instead of coming to irc help channel and asking why, and then asking for a second chance, they either go out and try to get a new invite and/or come here and start badmouthing the site. If you want to badmouth a site or it's staff or it's content, WTF DO YOU WANT BACK IN?
many other forums don't get any complaints here because those places allow flaming, porn, foul language in their forums, etc, but bmtv does not allow this in their forums, and they police those restrictions heavily because their goal is not to be some 1337, awesome pre-time torrent tracker, their stated goal is to be a family-friendly site, where someone who wants to ask a question about something like "little house on the prairie" or "pokemon" isn't going to get 5 posts calling him a fag.
I like their forums for what they are, a place where you're not going to be attacked by other members for your forum posts. You may get some light teasing, but RARELY do you see any flaming of one member by another.
As for staff's behavior in the forums, what you WILL see are the worst of the idiots being told that they are idiots. You Will sometimes see minor 1 day warnings issued to people who spam, go offtopic, etc. If you want to argue with staff in the forums, they'll spank your ass out of there, or disable your forum posting ability without banning you from the site. If it was my site, I'd do the same thing.
finally, what i get sick of at all torrent sites are members who NEVER post in the forums, and then their first post in 2 years there is to bitch about something. That guy is likely to get hammered worse than someone who has hundreds of previous forum posts, and may have posted the exact same comment. That's they way it is pretty much everywhere in life, if the only time you ever talk to someone is to complain or attack them, they're going to think you're a shithead, and probably treat you accordingly.
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