Author: Harald Faber
Date: 05:08:24 06/05/99
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On June 04, 1999 at 21:57:48, Micheal Cummings wrote: >1. If someone posts a question regarding a moderators action, which involved >just asking a simple non offensive question. Will the new moderators follow the >path of previous moderators and delete these posts. It depends and is case-sensitive. As I stated long time ago I don't want each decision be discussed in public, especially no hundred questions why posts were deleted. Hard to handle I know. There is certainly no solution everybody will be confident with. >2. And I ask the new moderators, what is there opinion on who moderates the >moderators. For example a moderator goes on a thread an post deletion spree for >an reason which is only apparent to him. CCC members, Steve and the other 2 moderators can act. E.g. if one moderator goes out of control the other 2 can stop him. At least in the last period it was agreed and I want to keep it. >Hypothetical >3. If there are certain members who have had trouble with moderators having >personal problems against them. Now for whatever reason, if a member has a post >removed which is quite harmless in his eyes, or maybe he did a harmless joke He should mark his joke as one if expressions can be misunderstood. >which everyone saw as harmless Who is everyone? Must there be 10, 20 or more follow-ups jumping on the joke? Deleting posts with dubious contents happens to avoid that one or more members may feel offended. >but a moderator took it upon himself to remove >this offending post. Would the other two moderators if asked to look into the >situation do so. And if finding that a moderator has been using his situation >for revenge or similar purposes. how would they handle the situation. A question of agreement between the moderators.
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