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Subject: Re: Moderation:insults

Author: Micheal Cummings

Date: 15:31:08 11/16/99

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On November 16, 1999 at 18:18:09, blass uri wrote:

>On November 16, 1999 at 17:25:36, Bella Freud wrote:
><snipped>
>>Yes, I understand you.
>>
>>But last time I complained to the moderators I was given an official warning for
>>complaining. And one moderator, I told you, wrote to me by private email and
>>told me to get lost.
>>
>>So how can I complain again to them about of them that replies to my on-topic
>>post with a provocation?
>
>It is strange.
>
>I thought that people usually cannot get a warning for using the moderator email
>but only for posting.
>
>Uri

You have two other moderators to complain too. I also complained about
moderation a few days ago and was told. To either become a moderator and to keep
my moderation comments to myself. Which I can understand. They read my email to
them, they saw the issues I wanted to bring up, I was looking for nothing else.

I think there is a difference when using the moderator email to complain about a
post and also to complain about the moderators. Moderators get picked on all the
time, which is why they are touchy. I think you can get a warning for abusing a
moderator, but not when you have some clear points. I think moderator abuse
warnings should only come after constant unfounded abuse. Nothing less.



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