Explaining why threads are closed
#1
Posted 16 July 2012 - 01:45 AM
Perhaps providing a link to the rules as well would be helpful and informative.
#4
Posted 16 July 2012 - 01:31 PM
At least leave the thread open and delete the offending comments, then the rest can continue a conversation/debate
#5
Posted 16 July 2012 - 02:12 PM
#6
Posted 16 July 2012 - 02:21 PM
#7
Posted 16 July 2012 - 02:22 PM
to tatal tale on eachother? I'm just suggesting that is not the best solution. I would never teach
my children to tatal tale on one another, but if I caught them messing up I sure would address
like Eukradios has done to me persoally.
#8
Posted 16 July 2012 - 04:01 PM
I know there is a lot of discontent in Leaf land, understandable. However the way some people are posting, is doing nothing but destroying the board. Mods are becoming very frustrated in trying to keep the peace when others are hell bent on doing the opposite. If others don't want to help in keeping the peace, then that's your choice, but don't complain when someone feels the need to shut something down because they don't want to babysit the thread.
#9
Posted 16 July 2012 - 04:10 PM
again we are not complaining about the what it's the how... all anyone is asking is discuss amungst yourselves (the Mod's) how it can be done without punishing those who were not a part.... maybe this... if you have to close a Thread because of inappropriate conduct, it is an automatic suspension to those that caused it.... create an "Ultra Mod" call him SHANNY...
anyone else have any other ideas... maybe if we come up with a solution to help the Mod's they might consider it...
#10
Posted 16 July 2012 - 04:42 PM
.. I think we are getting your point B/G, and I am sure we all understand that you are voulnteers we get that, we are not even complaining about if disipline has to be executed we are simply asking why should those who are not part of the problem also be punished
We do try our best to keep threads clean so that we don't have to close them, but like beergirl said, we're volunteers and we've all got lives apart from the board that sometimes keep us busy. If I've got ten minutes to deal with a problem before dashing out to work, chances are I'm going to be using an axe rather than a scalpel. I'm sorry that sometimes good conversations are a casualty, but it is what it is.
EDIT: It is especially frustrating to come home from a nice day out with friends to find a thread that seemed innocuous enough in the morning had blossomed into a 5-page, writhing hydra of bickering and name-calling. Those tend to get *facepalm*-closed.
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#11
Posted 16 July 2012 - 04:54 PM
So here is a question... say for example after you close a thread for this reason and someone decides to start another of the same subject... you going to close it too????
#12
Posted 16 July 2012 - 04:58 PM
So here is a question... say for example after you close a thread for this reason and someone decides to start another of the same subject... you going to close it too????
Nope. It stays hockey related and the name-calling doesn't start again, it stays open.
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#15
Posted 17 July 2012 - 06:06 PM
I've never closed a thread because I disagreed with a view point.Thirded. I'm usually a big supporter of the job done by mods but they shouldn't close threads because of personal disagreement with viewpoints.
It was closed because it violated forum rules and it had gone from a respectful discussion to a despicable mudslinging competition that needed to be thrown out with the trash.
Simple?
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#16
Posted 17 July 2012 - 11:49 PM
#17
Posted 18 July 2012 - 01:19 AM
There are a few who feel that they have to bead the board to their agenda, harass new comers, hijack threads. I'm not naming names they all know who they are and we are tired of their childish behavior. Some of you have good points and we understand your frustration but every attempt we have made in dealing with them normally has failed to get their attention. So you are right from now on if these select few break the rules. Ban for good, end, nata would that be exceptable to everyone here to get control of your board back? We would really really like to have fun ourselves here by the time hockey starts again and not have to work our butts off cleaning up all the toilets. Yeah I'm blunt but what do you expect from an ugly little monkey? (please refer to avatar)
deleted by LNC and PM'd to Monkeyboy
#19
Posted 18 July 2012 - 02:48 AM
Like Quebec/Canada ....separate lol.... I think we are getting your point B/G, and I am sure we all understand that you are voulnteers we get that, we are not even complaining about if disipline has to be executed we are simply asking why should those who are not part of the problem also be punished, we are not voulneteer moderators we are not in any position to "keep the peace", and really the only proper way those if us who are not Mods can keep peace is by simply not engaging....
again we are not complaining about the what it's the how... all anyone is asking is discuss amungst yourselves (the Mod's) how it can be done without punishing those who were not a part.... maybe this... if you have to close a Thread because of inappropriate conduct, it is an automatic suspension to those that caused it.... create an "Ultra Mod" call him SHANNY...
anyone else have any other ideas... maybe if we come up with a solution to help the Mod's they might consider it...
One side of the room.....anti....Burke/Kessel
Other side of the room....pro...Burke/Kessel
Almost blew that one
a 3rd room people sitting on the fence.
#20
Posted 18 July 2012 - 06:48 AM
I've never closed a thread because I disagreed with a view point.
It was closed because it violated forum rules and it had gone from a respectful discussion to a despicable mudslinging competition that needed to be thrown out with the trash.
Simple?
I'm not asking for the reasons why you guys close threads. This is your job, you do it. I'm not here to question your judgement when it comes to threads.There are a few who feel that they have to bead the board to their agenda, harass new comers, hijack threads. I'm not naming names they all know who they are and we are tired of their childish behavior. Some of you have good points and we understand your frustration but every attempt we have made in dealing with them normally has failed to get their attention. So you are right from now on if these select few break the rules. Ban for good, end, nata would that be exceptable to everyone here to get control of your board back? We would really really like to have fun ourselves here by the time hockey starts again and not have to work our butts off cleaning up all the toilets. Yeah I'm blunt but what do you expect from an ugly little monkey? (please refer to avatar)
However, I don't participate in discussions to incense people, so it's very discouraging to me when the discussion I'm trying to have is being labelled as "pathetic" by a moderator on this forum, and thus deleted. Yes, there IS a difference between "The language on here is getting too toxic, I'm closing down this thread" and "Well looks like the heat got to you guys, this thread is pathetic, closed."
I don't frequent bars often, but I don't believe bouncers trash talk patrons while they escort them out of the establishment.
We do try our best to keep threads clean so that we don't have to close them, but like beergirl said, we're volunteers and we've all got lives apart from the board that sometimes keep us busy. If I've got ten minutes to deal with a problem before dashing out to work, chances are I'm going to be using an axe rather than a scalpel. I'm sorry that sometimes good conversations are a casualty, but it is what it is.
EDIT: It is especially frustrating to come home from a nice day out with friends to find a thread that seemed innocuous enough in the morning had blossomed into a 5-page, writhing hydra of bickering and name-calling. Those tend to get *facepalm*-closed.
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Yeah, I can understand that. I just feel like that it would take less effort to copypaste a rule out of the rules or just say "Hey this thread violated rule X hence it's closed."
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