Why are moderators allowed to insult users?
in Feedback & Suggestions ·
mojneinen
The truth remains the truth; once you finally accept that reality, everything becomes much clearer.
It isn’t necessarily a matter of intelligence, but rather a matter of choice—you choose to act foolishly. Given the circumstances described, the moderator reached a logical conclusion. Whether or not you personally interpret that conclusion as an insult is quite beside the point.
If you can somehow demonstrate that your actions were anything but foolish, perhaps then the moderator will offer an apology for being misled by your behavior.
One must maintain a certain level of decorum. In this instance, the moderator simply chose the most direct route to clarify the situation. I have no bias here, yet even the moderator lemonzoo surprised me with such a sound judgment.
A smile and "onward we move"
errare humanum "set"
The truth remains the truth; once you finally accept that reality, everything becomes much clearer.
It isn’t necessarily a matter of intelligence, but rather a matter of choice—you choose to act foolishly. Given the circumstances described, the moderator reached a logical conclusion. Whether or not you personally interpret that conclusion as an insult is quite beside the point.
If you can somehow demonstrate that your actions were anything but foolish, perhaps then the moderator will offer an apology for being misled by your behavior.
One must maintain a certain level of decorum. In this instance, the moderator simply chose the most direct route to clarify the situation. I have no bias here, yet even the moderator lemonzoo surprised me with such a sound judgment.
A smile and "onward we move"
errare humanum "set"