Ignoring a moderator
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That's kin-igot.
hoshin1600
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the official spelling is knnnnnn-ighuts.
http://www.intriguing.com/mp/_scripts/french.php
which is a play on the mispronounciation of the word knights.....for those who have no clue on what we are talking about ...
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
that's no ordinary rabbit! That's the most foul, cruel, and bad-tempered rodent you ever set eyes on!
Have a care, all of you, lest I bring on the Spanish Inquisition... and we have the Comfy Chair. And are notvafraid to use it!
(Seriously, our goal is to moderate as little and lughtly as possible. If folks can play nice and be adults, everyobe can have a good time.)
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(Seriously, our goal is to moderate as little and lughtly as possible. If folks can play nice and be adults, everyobe can have a good time.)
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Ben S
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I think we're done fooling around - but I have to say - I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition!
Everyobe has a good time when you moderate is as lughtly as possible.. that has made me smile..
and all the more so if I believe you intended those words and not autocorrect! The Ignore feature mostly blocks you from seeing posts by a member. Some still get through when they're quoted, but you don't see posts or threads by that user. It's a great tool for members to use so that we don't need to take official action if they just can't get along. But -- since moderators have to make various official announcements -- it wouldn't help us at all to not be seen. Let's say I saw a lot heat building up in the interactions on a thread; a few people are just plain going at each other, and they're getting nasty. One of my first moves from a moderation standpoint is a general reminder, no names mentioned, or even an official warning. Kind of like the teacher walking over to a couple students talking in class, or a cop running radar very visibly in an area where people are known to speed... But if people can't see that post, they can't take the hint... then we end up having to bring out heavier tools.
And we appreciate your lught moderation. I hate when moderators aren't lught enough.
Hyoho
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Of course but your post might be annoying other people and that's what the mod is for.
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
So are you saying you know you are annoying others, but that's ok, they should just ignore me?
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Steve
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I understand that others are annoyed by me, even though that is not my intention. If you're asking whether I am annoying on purpose. No, I'm not. And I don't enjoy arguing just to argue, either.
You annoy me sometimes, Xue, but I don't think you do it on purpose. And I don't let it bother me to the point that I forget that I like almost all of your posts. If it did, though, I'd use the ignore function. That's what it's for.
does that make sense? I hope so.
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
Thanks for the answer
Hyoho
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Well you didn't annoy me before but you do now with your senseless post. Mods/Admin need to read all the posts to do their job. They are quite moderate here. On my modded groups/forums if anyone blocks me they are booted. It's usually a membership rule
Well you didn't annoy me before but you do now with your senseless post. Mods/Admin need to read all the posts to do their job. They are quite moderate here. On my modded groups/forums if anyone blocks me they are booted. It's usually a membership rule
The mods can still read all the posts to do their job, regardless of whether or not someone were to ignore them. The issue would be that they couldn't respond in a way that he would see it, which makes them not use ignore. But that was explained to him, and he accepted it, so I don't understand why people are continuing to harp on it.
