DesideriScuri -> RE: Re: An update on posting style (9/26/2013 10:55:55 AM)
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ORIGINAL: VideoAdminGamma A lot of time is taken... Well if time is such an issue, then one obvious solution is less moderation, not more. Things seem to have a way of taking care of themselves when left alone to do so. Some trolls are ignored, others are fed a diet that causes them to bloat and explode. People who engage in thread-jacking shitfests end up facing the displeasure of their peers, and most actors quit the stage when the audience starts throwing vegetables. Plus, everyone gets to see the posters' true colors. Cleaning up threads amounts to running a laundry service for the resumes of jerks. It seemed to me that our unmoderated Zimmerman thread was better overall than most of the moderated ones. Perhaps people tend to be a bit more circumspect when they know that giving in to their dark side will provoke an unpleasant response without the option of calling a Forum Nanny. Probably not an option, given the prevailing philosophy. But the world did not end, and everyone survived. Forum Nanny says it all. After awhile I hesitate to research and post something for fear it will disappear down the locked thread rabbit hole. Additionally, bringing out the golden edged sword against posters for using personal pronouns is just absurd. Seems to me we have lost a number of dynamic posters due to over-moderation. Especially on the Religious side of P&R. Gotten so we can't challenge others here without walking on eggshells. Although I don't really understand the system I suspect much of the problem lies in allowing free reign of complaints. Maybe it should be like the NFL. Allow each poster to toss the red flag onto the field only three times per month, or whatever. Maybe give a person 3 flags/month and take them away each time they make a report that isn't really a violation? That way, you can't have 3 people attack someone and then the rest of the month is a free for all on that person.
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