Forum Rules and Guidelines

dawg · May 28, 2006

Further to this. Action is being taken by the moderators and I consider my involvement with this thread closed.

My thanks to the moderators.

Jachut · May 28, 2006

I too agree though that the rebuke ought to be public so that everybody knows that person has been addressed. Even a statement such as "this matter has been dealth with privately".

In any other forum I have ever been a part of, neanderthal behaviour such as that would mean the person was banned from the site. End of story.

It must be such a hard job and you've come under some unfair fire over the past week or two, I'd like to say that I appreciate that you're giving of your time and are doing the best you can.

Alexandra · May 28, 2006

All three threads being discussed here have been deleted. Can we stop talking about it now?

And Dody, the moderators are constrained by rules just like everyone else. It takes TWO mods to decide a thread should be deleted. Any individual mod is not empowered to just delete a thread. Leaving one there does not mean a decision has been made to leave it, just that we haven't had a chance to discuss it yet.

Please don't accuse us of playing favorites. That simply is not what is going on.

Woodys · May 28, 2006

BRAVO! Responsible action has the last word

Elisabethsew · May 28, 2006

AMEN! Let peace reign!

cashley · May 29, 2006

Can we still use "foul language" if we want? (as long as it's not attacking another peson?)

I'm only asking because though I rarely use it in a post I've read one or two really funny ones that just wouldn't be the same with fake cus words (Example: StewartS's PB post was just great)