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Subject: Re: Moderation: Intolerance

Author: KarinsDad

Date: 06:23:42 09/02/99

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On September 02, 1999 at 03:07:44, Bruce Moreland wrote:

[snip]
>>
>>2) I think people here can understand that if a person posts "this should be
>>deleted" and it isn't, that the moderators did not agree. However, if a
>>moderator explained why that did not occur, even occasionally, then moderation
>>threads about deletion would be starting up almost every week. I do not want to
>>read that kind of stuff a lot and I doubt you do either.
>
>I don't read every post and I don't intend to.  Some topics are uninteresting to
>me and I will not necessarily read threads regarding those topics.  So if
>someone posts a complaint about a thread, they shouldn't expect that I'll read
>it, and they shouldn't just assume that no response from a moderator means that
>the moderators didn't agree with their complaint.

Agreed. I was refering to posts where the subject is changed to "this should be
deleted", but I was being unclear. I see virtually all of those.

>
>People can write whatever they want, but if someone wants attention from a
>moderator, they should use moderator email, and they get bonus points for
>including a URL to the post they are complaining about, if they are complaining
>about a specific post.
>
>I read every moderator email, and if there has been no response from another
>moderator I will respond within a few minutes after I read the mail, and I read
>my mail way too much.  So members can be assured that if they express a concern
>in that manner, that it will not be swept under the carpet.
>
>bruce

Agreed.

KarinsDad :)



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