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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 10:34:31 AM   
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ORIGINAL: TreasureKY


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If you try to say that a moderator should not post at all except as a moderator with their duties... Or should they not have posted while they were moderators?


VAA, I cannot speak for LaTigresse's intent, but what I meant was that when XI posted under his/her mod account, it was for moderation purposes and mostly in a no nonsense manner. There were no hugs and kisses, welcome backs to members who'd been gone, sexual innuendo, game participation or chit chat with other posters. There were no special name tags awarded.

XI might have had favorites, might have given some special passes, and might have used his/her power to promote an agenda... I don't know. But that is the point. There were no outward signs that XI was anything but there to keep the kiddies in line.

I think that if a mod continues to post and participate in the forum under his/her regular account, that is great... as long as their identity as a mod remains secret and they do not participate in threads they are moderating.


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... when I asked that people who had received gold letters in the past three months for such that were not in P&R and not after a mod warning on the thread to forward these to me so that I could add this to the documentation ... the result was a resounding silence...


Chi, possibly the reason you didn't receive a lot of response (if any) is because once a post or thread is gone, we no longer have access to or record of it. That was my first thought when I read your request, and when Firm read it, he said the same thing.
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I will admit to being guilty of what you have said about being friendly. I will also say, while you make a valid point, there was a push to show the difference in staff when the change over happened. You may not have had problems but there were more disgruntled members than not. (My apologies to XI if they are reading this, but it is only my opinion). Also, they do not post on the threads they moderate. I, however, do not post AT all under my regular nick, ( I have not even checked for mail there in almost a year) and I used to be a very regular and avid poster. Since, unlike the other moderators, in effect, there is no more "me", Alpha is still human and I cannot leave all of my personality by the wayside and just be clinical and businesslike. It was my personal choice not to post at all under my nick, because I did not want there to be accusations of posting and moderating same threads, as had been said in the past. I personally would actually have no problem telling you what my nick is(was? ) and discussed it with the owners, but for other reasons that have nothing to do with these forums, and without being able to go into detail, they decided it would be best not to openly state what my nick is because of other considerations. That being said, there are a LOT of people that know who I am, and I have no problem telling anyone that asks me who I am/was. I actually almost met you and Firm one time, but was not able to make a meeting. I have met many members, and do not hide who I am. Right or wrong, however, I have to be me (as much as I can be) in addition to Alpha.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 10:36:18 AM   
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when I asked that people who had received gold letters in the past three months for such that were not in P&R and not after a mod warning on the thread to forward these to me so that I could add this to the documentation, which currently does not support moderation for off topic or thread drift, the result was a resounding silence,

We can't forward or refer to something that we no longer have access to.
For us mortals, when something gets pulled, it's GONE more thoroughly than the turkey in A Christmas Story. Even the heavely aroma isn't there any more.


I'm asking for the gold letters any posters rec'd in their CMail that meets all of this criteria:

- in the last three months
- for off topic or thread drift
- not in P&R and not after a mod warning on the thread

Please send to my CMail so Alpha and I can compare the documentation created with the letters received and see if there are any discrepancies or flaws in our system.


Ah ok. I thought you were asking for the posts themselves that got yanked. Mea culpa.
A lot of the time, a post just disappears and there's no letter. I'm pretty sure that most of the ones that disappear are for quoting something that violates TOS but who can be sure.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 10:37:36 AM   
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Treasure, you hit the nail on the head exactly.

I don't feel there should be any identifier as to who a mod is. Not even as one mod has in their sig line. Something about being on perma loan from a regular poster. That alludes to the idea that it is a wife/sub/slave of that poster and therefor, back to what I was discussing.

Mods should be anonymous. Otherwise, why the hell even bother with a separate account for them????



I didnt know he had a wife/sub/or slave. He had it on his sig line and I asked to be able to use it as it belonged to him, and I loved it. As a sign of respect and acknowledging where the quote came from, I acknowledged him. Not everything has nefarious purposes. I would have never thought of the impression you had. My apologies. I believe he would be ok with me taking down the acknowledgement as he never aslked for it in the first place.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 10:52:42 AM   
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Ive said this before, so Ill say it again. I have had posts pulled for thread drift and violation and not always had a gold letter.

I dont need one, I know when I post if I am drifting or name calling, so if a post vanishes, I know why. I have also never had any unfair gold letters in the six years I have been here, nor have i ever been treated unfairly, even in P&R where I can get.......errrr less polite.

I dont feel Admin/mods should drop hints about who is or who was a mod, that defeats the reason to have nameless mods.

Incidentally I am on a sports forum where the mods/admin use the name they post under. All of them have to watch what they post in terms of the TOS. They have to be whiter than white in that respect, me included. It lessens debates about favouritism as everything is transparent.

I also get the point made Ex Mods/admin can be the most problematic at times. as for forums going downhill this is common. People move on, lose interest, get addicted to twitter or facebook. It isnt always a simply case of poor moderation. Decline is a usual occurance and it fluctuates for no apparent reason.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 10:53:24 AM   
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One small comment to needlesandpins....


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have you never thought that maybe it's that persons actions you should be moderating, and not the people that call them out on it?


Please use the Report Post feature on this side or the various Report buttons on the other side.


I may be wrong, but I believe the point you might be missing is that it is not the job of posters to call out or correct other posters behavior. If another poster is behaving badly enough to bother you, report it to the admins (who DO have that job). Otherwise, just ignore them.


the point is that if in a thread someone posts something that shows them to be acting like a hypocrite then we should have the right to say so. it's no a personal attack it's a statement of truth. the facts as they stand show you to be behaving like a hypocrite. now if that person can show they are not being that way very easily then why not just do so. however, if that person chooses not to, and there is evidence that supports that they are being a hypocrite while they continue to support the notion, then you should have every right to call them a hypocrite, just like you would in real life. it is not a personal attack, it's a statement of truth. there is a difference.

or do i go running to teacher to whine about it? as i said before, who the hell am i going to go to in real life when i speak to real people and they act a certain way? where is the report button in real life?

we are adults on an adult site. if you can't stand being told you are acting a certain way then don't. simple. if you are so fragile that you don't like what others say just move on to something more fluffy. if it's someone else's debate either state your point in the thread or mind your own business and let them get on with it.

there has been a comment made to me a couple of pages back that insinuates quite alot without anything to substanciate what has been written. so what do i do about it? report it just because that person doesn't agree with me. report it because it's a personal comment based on something they can't even back up? report it because i don't agree with them?

or do i just think 'whatever sweetheart, when you can come at me with something to even remotely back up what you just said i'll take you seriously'

i've gone for the latter. i know what i am in here and in real life. i know that i enjoy a good debate with people, even if neither of us can agree with the other person. sometimes debates can get heated, and/or frustrating if someone just refuses to see your point. i know that i can be that way when i'm set in my views too. but therein lies the difference with me; i put my point over and may not change my mind, but i'll take on board what the other person has said. i'll then leave that thread and carry nothing from it into the next one where that other person may also be posting, and act like nothing has happened. some do not do that and will ignore the other. some use the block button like it's a drug drip. some on here have so many people blocked that i wonder what they actually find to read in here.

the other point is is that i may find something offencive, but i know others will not think the same way. so is it my place to report it and ruin the debate someone else is having, or do i just think meh and move on.

needles

btw, it's nice to see you back on the boards.



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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 10:54:06 AM   
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I'm asking for the gold letters any posters rec'd in their CMail that meets all of this criteria:

- in the last three months
- for off topic or thread drift
- not in P&R and not after a mod warning on the thread

Please send to my CMail so Alpha and I can compare the documentation created with the letters received and see if there are any discrepancies or flaws in our system.

Chi, I think you are assuming two things. One being that everybody keeps their gold mail, rather than deleting it after they have read it. The other being that gold mail is always sent when a post is deleted.

This is not being said in support of the idea that there are currently a lot of posts pulled for being off topic. Just that it may not be feasible for posters to find a correspondence on the matter.



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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 10:56:23 AM   
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A lot of the time, a post just disappears and there's no letter. I'm pretty sure that most of the ones that disappear are for quoting something that violates TOS but who can be sure.


Yes, if you don't get a letter that means your post replied to or quoted a post that was necessary to be removed. BTW, I am always happy to send this content back to be reposted in reply to something else. Posters should always feel free to CMail me for this. Please do give me some keywords to help me find it.

So perhaps the misperception about excessive moderation for off topic/thread drift is due to people thinking posts were pulled for off topic when in fact they were pulled for being in reply to a post that violated TOS or Guidelines.

When I first started moderating last summer, I was more aggressive about pulling for off topic, so would like to offer my own mea culpa for whatever role I played in causing unhappiness about this. It's possible the misperception is about moderation that happened a while ago, but not currently or recently.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 11:22:50 AM   
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the point is that if in a thread someone posts something that shows them to be acting like a hypocrite then we should have the right to say so. it's no a personal attack it's a statement of truth. the facts as they stand show you to be behaving like a hypocrite. now if that person can show they are not being that way very easily then why not just do so. however, if that person chooses not to, and there is evidence that supports that they are being a hypocrite while they continue to support the notion, then you should have every right to call them a hypocrite, just like you would in real life. it is not a personal attack, it's a statement of truth. there is a difference.


I see the problem in "who gets to judge?" and also in delivery of your comments. Who judges when someone is a hypocrite? We all do of course, but if you go about it in a way that is a personal attack it is violation of the rules. You use the word right, but that is not applicable in a private forum. At most it is a privilege we are given.


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or do i go running to teacher to whine about it? as i said before, who the hell am i going to go to in real life when i speak to real people and they act a certain way? where is the report button in real life?


If we were in a cafe and someone was doing something to disturb others, you would go to the management. If your neighbor is causing a disturbance, you mention it and if severe enough you call the authorities.


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we are adults on an adult site. if you can't stand being told you are acting a certain way then don't. simple. if you are so fragile that you don't like what others say just move on to something more fluffy. if it's someone else's debate either state your point in the thread or mind your own business and let them get on with it.


I have seen good discussions just go down hill when allowing what you say. People stop posting about the subject, and get into flame wars. Flame wars kill discussion of a topic, and if left to their own, they consume discussion boards, mail lists, etc. Where I see the problem is that the posters complaining about the mod squad want to make the judgement calls for themselves, and not have "management" or the "authorities" handle it, which is what we do in offline situations.

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there has been a comment made to me a couple of pages back that insinuates quite alot without anything to substanciate what has been written. so what do i do about it? report it just because that person doesn't agree with me. report it because it's a personal comment based on something they can't even back up? report it because i don't agree with them?


From what I have seen in the last 7 or 8 years, you can report anything. Whether it is a violation would be up to the mod squad. It has been a long while but I know there is a list of do's and don'ts somewhere, and it is all pretty common sense stuff for being in a discussion online.

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or do i just think 'whatever sweetheart, when you can come at me with something to even remotely back up what you just said i'll take you seriously'


If that works for you great, but do you or I really have the "right" to impose on all the other posters how it should be handled? That is what forum management is for.

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i've gone for the latter. i know what i am in here and in real life. i know that i enjoy a good debate with people, even if neither of us can agree with the other person. sometimes debates can get heated, and/or frustrating if someone just refuses to see your point. i know that i can be that way when i'm set in my views too. but therein lies the difference with me; i put my point over and may not change my mind, but i'll take on board what the other person has said. i'll then leave that thread and carry nothing from it into the next one where that other person may also be posting, and act like nothing has happened. some do not do that and will ignore the other. some use the block button like it's a drug drip. some on here have so many people blocked that i wonder what they actually find to read in here.

the other point is is that i may find something offencive, but i know others will not think the same way. so is it my place to report it and ruin the debate someone else is having, or do i just think meh and move on.

needles

btw, it's nice to see you back on the boards.




All of that seems great, but what I am reading in yours and others posts is, you do not like the judgement of management. Boil it down to what is and address it directly with who you have issues with.

How I see it, if people didn't want to post like asshats, then there would not be as many problems. My personal take is that people that are asshats, should be smacked in the mouth. I do not believe my personal take should be imposed on everyone else. (I am not calling any person an asshat, I leave those judgment calls up to each person)

Hope the input helps.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 11:53:30 AM   
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Treasure, you hit the nail on the head exactly.

I don't feel there should be any identifier as to who a mod is. Not even as one mod has in their sig line. Something about being on perma loan from a regular poster. That alludes to the idea that it is a wife/sub/slave of that poster and therefor, back to what I was discussing.

Mods should be anonymous. Otherwise, why the hell even bother with a separate account for them????



I didnt know he had a wife/sub/or slave. He had it on his sig line and I asked to be able to use it as it belonged to him, and I loved it. As a sign of respect and acknowledging where the quote came from, I acknowledged him. Not everything has nefarious purposes. I would have never thought of the impression you had. My apologies. I believe he would be ok with me taking down the acknowledgement as he never aslked for it in the first place.


Since when is being someone's slave, sub, wife......nefarious? Seriously.


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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 11:54:55 AM   
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the point is that if in a thread someone posts something that shows them to be acting like a hypocrite then we should have the right to say so. it's no a personal attack it's a statement of truth. the facts as they stand show you to be behaving like a hypocrite. now if that person can show they are not being that way very easily then why not just do so. however, if that person chooses not to, and there is evidence that supports that they are being a hypocrite while they continue to support the notion, then you should have every right to call them a hypocrite, just like you would in real life. it is not a personal attack, it's a statement of truth. there is a difference.


I see the problem in "who gets to judge?" and also in delivery of your comments. Who judges when someone is a hypocrite? We all do of course, but if you go about it in a way that is a personal attack it is violation of the rules. You use the word right, but that is not applicable in a private forum. At most it is a privilege we are given.

again, it is not a personal attack to tell someone they are being a hypocrite when they are IT IS A STATEMENT OF TRUTH. there is a difference.


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or do i go running to teacher to whine about it? as i said before, who the hell am i going to go to in real life when i speak to real people and they act a certain way? where is the report button in real life?


If we were in a cafe and someone was doing something to disturb others, you would go to the management. If your neighbor is causing a disturbance, you mention it and if severe enough you call the authorities.

you speak for yourself. i am talking to a person in here.......or i am talking to a person in real life, if they act a certain way i would tell them in real life. so if they act that way in here we should be able to say so. we are not in a fricking cafe, we are in a forum where the rest of the users can butt out and find something more fluffy for their sensitive souls if they don't like a particular thread, or discussion therein. what you are saying is that there should be no debating, or telling it how it is on tv either because if there was in real life we'd get the police/management involved.


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we are adults on an adult site. if you can't stand being told you are acting a certain way then don't. simple. if you are so fragile that you don't like what others say just move on to something more fluffy. if it's someone else's debate either state your point in the thread or mind your own business and let them get on with it.


I have seen good discussions just go down hill when allowing what you say. People stop posting about the subject, and get into flame wars. Flame wars kill discussion of a topic, and if left to their own, they consume discussion boards, mail lists, etc. Where I see the problem is that the posters complaining about the mod squad want to make the judgement calls for themselves, and not have "management" or the "authorities" handle it, which is what we do in offline situations.

actually the only sites i see this is where mod's carry on as they do in here. all the other sites i use that are not kink related manage very well indeed without the nannies listening, and pandering to others that arn't even taking part in the thread.

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there has been a comment made to me a couple of pages back that insinuates quite alot without anything to substanciate what has been written. so what do i do about it? report it just because that person doesn't agree with me. report it because it's a personal comment based on something they can't even back up? report it because i don't agree with them?


From what I have seen in the last 7 or 8 years, you can report anything. Whether it is a violation would be up to the mod squad. It has been a long while but I know there is a list of do's and don'ts somewhere, and it is all pretty common sense stuff for being in a discussion online.

i was being rhetorical

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or do i just think 'whatever sweetheart, when you can come at me with something to even remotely back up what you just said i'll take you seriously'


If that works for you great, but do you or I really have the "right" to impose on all the other posters how it should be handled? That is what forum management is for.

maybe Mary Whitehouse was right then and we should all have someone to think for us and protect us from anything that may upset one person, when in actual fact no-one else cares. oh but then hang on, again, you can always click out just like you can change the channel on your tv instead of whinging about it.

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i've gone for the latter. i know what i am in here and in real life. i know that i enjoy a good debate with people, even if neither of us can agree with the other person. sometimes debates can get heated, and/or frustrating if someone just refuses to see your point. i know that i can be that way when i'm set in my views too. but therein lies the difference with me; i put my point over and may not change my mind, but i'll take on board what the other person has said. i'll then leave that thread and carry nothing from it into the next one where that other person may also be posting, and act like nothing has happened. some do not do that and will ignore the other. some use the block button like it's a drug drip. some on here have so many people blocked that i wonder what they actually find to read in here.

the other point is is that i may find something offencive, but i know others will not think the same way. so is it my place to report it and ruin the debate someone else is having, or do i just think meh and move on.

needles

btw, it's nice to see you back on the boards.




All of that seems great, but what I am reading in yours and others posts is, you do not like the judgement of management. Boil it down to what is and address it directly with who you have issues with.

firstly, read what a person actually says, then take it as that is what they mean. don't put your own judgement on it so that you get it wrong. secondly, from what others have said, and what i have done myself, talking to the ones whom make the decissions doesn't actually work. they pass the book for their actions onto someone else.

How I see it, if people didn't want to post like asshats, then there would not be as many problems. My personal take is that people that are asshats, should be smacked in the mouth. I do not believe my personal take should be imposed on everyone else. (I am not calling any person an asshat, I leave those judgment calls up to each person)

you have your opinion, and just as you are free to post your's, i am free to post mine whether you agree with it or not.

Hope the input helps.


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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 12:30:16 PM   
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Please send to my CMail so Alpha and I can compare the documentation created with the letters received and see if there are any discrepancies or flaws in our system.


As much as adore yellow mail, I delete it once I read it. I can't be the only one.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 2:10:22 PM   
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the point is that if in a thread someone posts something that shows them to be acting like a hypocrite then we should have the right to say so.


I doubt I would have pulled your post had you stopped at calling him a hypocrite.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 2:45:43 PM   
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Please send to my CMail so Alpha and I can compare the documentation created with the letters received and see if there are any discrepancies or flaws in our system.


As much as adore yellow mail, I delete it once I read it. I can't be the only one.


Not the only one. I don't even look to see which mod it's from. I just shrug and delete it. I admit there have been times I didn't even read it. I knew why I was getting it.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 3:14:18 PM   
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ORIGINAL: VideoAdminChi

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

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when I asked that people who had received gold letters in the past three months for such that were not in P&R and not after a mod warning on the thread to forward these to me so that I could add this to the documentation, which currently does not support moderation for off topic or thread drift, the result was a resounding silence,

We can't forward or refer to something that we no longer have access to.
For us mortals, when something gets pulled, it's GONE more thoroughly than the turkey in A Christmas Story. Even the heavely aroma isn't there any more.


I'm asking for the gold letters any posters rec'd in their CMail that meets all of this criteria:

- in the last three months
- for off topic or thread drift
- not in P&R and not after a mod warning on the thread

Please send to my CMail so Alpha and I can compare the documentation created with the letters received and see if there are any discrepancies or flaws in our system.


Call me crazy but how logical is sending gold letters to the source "so comparisons can be made" ethical? We don't have the full context of the post, no link & even less of an idea of the why, especially as in my case its an assumtion based on imaginary context only you can see.
Either you know what was deleted & why or ya don't ! XI certainly had a log when there were why questions.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 3:37:28 PM   
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Yes, if you don't get a letter that means your post replied to or quoted a post that was necessary to be removed. BTW, I am always happy to send this content back to be reposted in reply to something else. Posters should always feel free to CMail me for this. Please do give me some keywords to help me find it.

Here is the rub...much like my arguement of being moderated based on telepathy, how are WE supposed to not only know WHAT yOU did , but WHY as well...then on top of that remember key words of what we said hours or days ago so that it might be retrieved...maybe, sometime

I come on here to enjoy myself (less & less lately), maybe give some advice that helps someone & be somewhere the universe can in a less harmful way remind me ass hats are out there so not being in a rush for the next relationship is ok.

Drama & hand holding of drama queens/trolls isn't fun. "Being supportive" of those swinging "their kink" like a colostomy bag isn't moderation, its making the people that have been around for years wonder why the hell they came back. I also find it interesting that when the trolls are on a rampage there isn't one admin to be found, yet there is long strong commentary after the damage is hours or days old...but that's OUR fault because "we aren't supposed to moderate" ummm yeah...

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 3:52:36 PM   
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ORIGINAL: VideoAdminChi

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the point is that if in a thread someone posts something that shows them to be acting like a hypocrite then we should have the right to say so.


I doubt I would have pulled your post had you stopped at calling him a hypocrite.


can you send me the whole post of mine? i'm aware of the snip you sent in your mail, however that was only the back end of a full sentence.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 4:25:14 PM   
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I mod a forum at another site and do it under my only nick. I was a regular poster before I became a mod and I make sure that my mod posts are clearly official, I use red text and prominently include something like "Mod Warning" or the like. The rest of the time I post normally. I see no reason why the mods here could not or should not participate on threads under what ever nick they prefer.

Mods who are actively engaged in the discussions on the forum are more likely to spend time on the forum and that is clearly a good thing. Perhaps just require a different mod to intervene on threads where a mod has been involved in the discussion.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 5:29:55 PM   
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can you send me the whole post of mine? i'm aware of the snip you sent in your mail, however that was only the back end of a full sentence.

needles


Sent.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 5:41:28 PM   
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especially as in my case its an assumtion based on imaginary context only you can see.


When you posted about this earlier you included two words that were not in your original post. Had they been there, I would have not deleted it. I sent you the link so you can add those words and repost.

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RE: The decline of collarme - 1/4/2013 8:17:48 PM   
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again, it is not a personal attack to tell someone they are being a hypocrite when they are IT IS A STATEMENT OF TRUTH. there is a difference.


I am pointing out again, that it is not your or my judgement to say whether something is a personal attack or not. If the issue is with the judgement of management, then say so.

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you speak for yourself. i am talking to a person in here.......or i am talking to a person in real life, if they act a certain way i would tell them in real life. so if they act that way in here we should be able to say so. we are not in a fricking cafe, we are in a forum where the rest of the users can butt out and find something more fluffy for their sensitive souls if they don't like a particular thread, or discussion therein. what you are saying is that there should be no debating, or telling it how it is on tv either because if there was in real life we'd get the police/management involved.


I always speak for myself. You seem to think you are entitled to something in a private forum, just like a private establishment. You are bestowed privileges by those that run the place. I never once said to make things fluffy, try some of your own advice about hypocrisy and read what I wrote. Personally I think most people are over sensitive, but I am not management here and not going to try and circumvent their judgement. When you say I am saying something, you are trying to speak for me, that hypocrisy thing again where you started your reply to me about speaking for myself. You are basically arguing to argue, and not attempting to communicate or have intellectual discourse about the subject.
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actually the only sites i see this is where mod's carry on as they do in here. all the other sites i use that are not kink related manage very well indeed without the nannies listening, and pandering to others that arn't even taking part in the thread.


Then we have had different experiences. I also do not see the mod squad acting as nannies.

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maybe Mary Whitehouse was right then and we should all have someone to think for us and protect us from anything that may upset one person, when in actual fact no-one else cares. oh but then hang on, again, you can always click out just like you can change the channel on your tv instead of whinging about it.


I have not said we need someone to think for us. You are making absurd statements that are not based on anything I have said, and is purely driven by an agenda. I can see where this type of posting may lead to issues in an intellectual discourse.

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firstly, read what a person actually says, then take it as that is what they mean. don't put your own judgement on it so that you get it wrong. secondly, from what others have said, and what i have done myself, talking to the ones whom make the decissions doesn't actually work. they pass the book for their actions onto someone else.



Read what a person actually says? Should I use your reply as an example of that? Don't put my judgement on it so that I get it wrong? You mean have you think for me? You mean like Mary Whitehouse said? You mean it is your opinion it does not work because they disagree with your judgement? What were you saying about hypocrisy again? Maybe the conflict is with demanded behavior of others, matching what we portray? Maybe that carries over to how the management is being treated as well?

Since I am not involved in the private issues that are happening, I will not assume anything, but it does appear like there may be a lot of assumption going on when I compare what Alpha and the other mod squad post, and what a few dissenting posters do.

What is going on, I have seen before, in other places. I am sure no matter what happens there will be some "righteous" posters that stand for truth, justice and the american way against the villainous Mod Squad with their gold letters of doom. ;)

Have fun will all that.

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