EvilGeoff
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ORIGINAL: EvilGeoff Thanks for the clarification. So we will need to make sure to reference all encounters with caught out liars, cheats, disease-spreaders, etc with "Please PM me for details since I can privately gossip all I want to as long as I don't publically identify them as a loathesome species of troll." Not quite. That's still using the forums to spread that information, and we would rather not be party to that. XI So you would rather be a party to the lying, cheating, de-frauding of your honest customers? Sorry, but you can't have it both ways. While I understand the "corporate" mentality of scrambling like mad to avoid any kind of responsibility (and therefore any liability) in a situation like this, by enforcing policies and using pressure against the users of this forum to remain silent when someone is caught out in a lie, is actively cheating or defrauding other users, and/or engaging in conduct that is quite possibly criminal in nature, you as a moderator, and by extension Collarme.com, are in fact enabling and encouraging that behavior to continue. So let me ask this: Will Collarme.com take any action at all if a member makes a complaint against another regarding unsafe conduct? Non-consentual conduct? Criminal conduct? Will Collarme.com investigate a complaint? Will Collarme.com at least remove and ban someone who is stalking another member? Caught out lying in their profile? Defrauding other users? Make any kind of good faith effort to police itself and it's members (other than for violating the TOS by publically identifying a horse's ass as such?). BDSM as a sub-culture preaches values like responsibility, integrity, and honesty. But it seems that the service provider here is preaching, by direct example: "Hey, it's not our problem you got screwed over. Shut up and get over it." It seems to me if Collarme is going to turn a blind eye to immoral and/or illegal conduct, it's only fair to turn a blind eye when someone calls DomlyDom or supersub out on it. Either let us police our own, or accept some responsibility as the service provider and do the policing. Nuff said. YIK, - Geoff
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