Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 08:18:36 05/07/99
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On May 07, 1999 at 10:34:35, Micheal Cummings wrote: > >On May 07, 1999 at 10:17:03, Dave Gomboc wrote: > >>I had been thinking that having people vote by faxing in a copy of their >>driver's licence along with their votes wouldn't be that bad a scheme, but this >>adds work to ICD's plate, something which is not so hot. It's not exactly a >>fraud-free solution either, though. Still, it's better than having Don Dailey >>hunting down duplicate accounts until the end of time. > >First This would be to time consuming for the people involved, I do not see a >point when if you set down a more detailed series of rules so everyone knows >exactly how far they can go. Some people will argue for more, strict rules. Others will argue for more moderator judgement. I don't think everyone's going to be happy. >This idea was ignored, and was not even tried out on paper. There are still >allot of open gaps for abuse on here, the naming of cheats. At the moment trust >in one moderator due to things that have gone on as of late is gone. > >This place needs an over haul of rules, more defined, more set out strait. We >cannot let the judgement of one or more moderators to mess the whole place up. > >The problem is why nothing changes is because the moderators have the system of >deleting posts that try to give advice to them. They take it as abuse and >delete it. When I decide that I should send advice to the moderators, I do it via private email. Perhaps this will work for you as well, or perhaps not. I've already commented in another post regarding the deletion of one of your posts in particular. >Yes this place will go on, but as for the quality of it, well that depends on >how many more good people get the shove from here by ceratin people. > >either way I would not be suprised it this post goes, I think I am going for >number five here. <grin> Trying not to "go for number five" might actually be more productive. Dave
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