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Daniel Ward87 Daniel Ward87 Active Member
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#21 ·
Sarah Morales90 said:So you watched the thread and decided we aren't being consistent, and that we should be embarrassed?

When I'm dealing with an economy moderator, I feel it’s only fair that I weigh in while we wait for the supermod.
The user was basically playing doctor in the thread, so I stepped in to address that.
And honestly, I think my approach was pretty reasonable.
The guy didn't get a ban or even a formal warning; he just got a polite request to stop doing that. And he listened.
Of course, everything can be double-checked with this link.

Since I’m working with adults who can handle themselves, I don't think jumping straight to a strike is the only way to handle things.

If you want us to apply the exact same rules to mods, well, maybe 🙂

Since our supermod isn't available to moderate normally right now, the admins sat down with lili p. to make sure we stay consistent. We agreed that the mod whose post was flagged should face the same kind of response lili p. gave to the user for doing the same thing earlier.

Look, since the user only got a heads-up rather than a strike—and from what I can see, nobody else was actually complaining here—I don't see why we'd hand out a strike to a moderator for the same "online diagnosing" slip-up. To prevent any more confusion, we decided all mods should issue a warning against doing that, which is exactly what happened here.

I'll loop in lili p. and the supermod on this.
Daniel Ward87 Daniel Ward87 Active Member
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joined May 2023
#22 ·
Nicholas King said:I’m already looking forward to the usual routine—setting up committees and holding multi-day meetings at every level of the bureaucracy (since they already botched this so badly they prevented any quiet or painless cleanup). Does it fall on me, or whoever else is unlucky enough, to tell a participant in a debate that they have issues in the head...

People are throwing diagnoses around like confetti. I can just imagine someone calmly blabbing, "you always and everywhere see conspiracy theories," simply because they were called out for spreading a lie. There’s actually plenty in the DSM in there about people who always and everywhere see conspiracy theories—not necessarily those who just spout nonsense and then spin it—plus a healthy dose of pure arrogance.

A long time ago, I would have wondered how you all could be so shameless.


Dear Byron, since you’ve already received notice regarding your strike, you’ll eventually check this thread and spot this post. But don't worry, I'll send you a link just so we know you're in the loop.

Regarding your quoted post, you received a strike for violating the site rules because it has nothing to do with the topic; it was just an unsolicited comment that wasn't even appropriate for the context. You didn't get a strike for off-topic posting because this isn't the only instance of what you (and not just you) have been doing lately—which is jumping into almost every thread on this forum with similar posts, regardless of whether they make sense or relate to the discussion.

As a result, administration has decided they won't tolerate this anymore. Consider this your final warning before a partial ban from the forum. If you continue this pattern, the next sanction could be a partial ban from this site without prior notice, and it might happen before your individual posts even get flagged. There will be no further discussion regarding this warning or the strike you received for the post quoted above.

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