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Kevin Chavez3 said:I don't see how singing against the war 25 years ago disproves the idea that he's become a rockin' preacher lately🙂 🙂
silentridge84 said:Most people don't have a clue...
Back in Small Town, USA, my heart finally came back to life. My passion for music is reborn. Now, I don't have to stress over whether anyone will actually understand my lyrics or find themselves in them. I feel as free as a bird... The people showing up to our rehearsals go through these moments of pure catharsis and cleansing; you can literally see tears in their eyes. Real truths are surfacing... Even our band photos—we just radiate from those shots...
coppersailor28 said:If that GIF actually showed violence—which you clearly think is a problem—then maybe you'd realize my point: this site thinks showing nudity is somehow a bigger sin than showing violence...
William Richardson12 said:Shouldn't we just ask the users directly: do they actually want sterilization, or would they prefer an incognito mode for their PDFs? 🤔 I’m certain they would have picked the exact same solution as LjES and MK. 🤷
Matthew Chavez said:Inspired by this topic, after reading this post from the user who started it—and seeing how several members agreed that changing the title really threw things off—it occurred to me that one small tweak could make people feel much more respected here. 🤔
The issue is that moderators acting as subforum editors have the power to change a thread's title without actually considering any poetic expression or specific intent the original poster had in mind. 😳
My suggestion is to implement a guideline where, if a moderator changes a title, they should paste the original title as the very first sentence of the opening post. It’s just a matter of basic respect if they aren't planning to actively participate in the discussion itself.
I know it sounds minor, but I don't see any reason why we couldn't do this, and I think it would mean a lot to some people.
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rapidnomad512 said:You dodged my question. Are you going to lift the ban on Marasovac or not?
rapidnomad512 said:So, what’s the plan to stop moderators from turning great contributors—people who actually add value here—into rebels who constantly trigger Rule 15? How do we turn them back into constructive, polite users who actually bring new people to the Forum?
rapidnomad512 said:Are people on this Forum actually being heard? Does anyone even care what we have to say? Or are we just shouting into a void?
rapidnomad512 said:What can forum members actually do when they’re fed up with the admins and moderators? Is there even a point in trying to change anything?
Are we allowed to vent our frustrations anywhere on this forum? If so, where? Because clearly, I can't do it here anymore.
Don't you dare lock this thread. I’ll just keep opening new ones until someone gives me a straight answer. Clear enough?
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- Just like a Woman - Rachid Bouchareb
- Mr. Turner - Mike Leigh
- Grigris - Mahamat-Saleh Haroun
- Joe - David Gordon Green
- Bucharest Metabolism - Cornelia Porumboiu
- How to Steal a Gangster - Rowan Athale
- The Congress - Ari Folman
- The Skeleton Twins - Craig Johnson
- Macondo - Sudabeh Mortezai
- Mishima: November 25th - Koji Wakamatsu
- We Are the Best - Lukas Moodysson
- The Invisible Woman - Ralph Fiennes
- Clouds of Sils Maria - Olivier Assayas
- Land Ho! - Aaron Katz and Martha Stephens
- The Raid 2: Berandal - Gareth Evans
- In Order of Disappearance – Hans Petter Moland
- Leijonasydän – Dome Karukoski
- Tom a la Ferme - Xavier Dolan
- Adieu au langage - Jean-Luc Godard