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Participants Amanda Diazbluecyclist64wearycrane15Brenda Johnson65wiredangler5
Amanda Diaz Amanda Diaz Active MemberOP
74 messages
joined Jan 2009
#1 ·
Why on earth is that subforum being left completely unmoderated? Lately, it’s become a breeding ground for users who do nothing but derail discussions and get incredibly toxic with everyone they talk to.

And no, before you suggest it—as someone who actually finds value in reading the data from that PDF—simply dropping links to specific insults isn't going to cut it. I shouldn't have to provide a roadmap for a moderator to click a few posts and then just disappear into the night.

We need someone actually active in there. Someone who can recognize that seeing the same piece of misinformation spammed thirty times just to sabotage a thread is a much bigger issue than the guy who finally snaps and tells the original poster to go jump in a lake after the thirtieth time.
bluecyclist64 bluecyclist64 Regular
369 messages
joined Oct 2011
#2 ·
I find myself in agreement with my colleague here. On a related note, I’d like to point out that the PDF section for unmoderated social science remains quite a mess; if you truly can't find anyone to step up and moderate, consider my application. However, I’ll only volunteer on one condition: that you lift the partial restrictions on the Food & Dining subforum, seeing as you aren't even paying your moderators.
wearycrane15 wearycrane15 Member
17 messages
joined Jul 2017
#3 ·
Count me in. I’ve tried signing up and sending out a few PMs, but it feels like I’m just shouting into the void here—nobody’s getting back to me. :/
Brenda Johnson65 Brenda Johnson65 Member
44 messages
joined Feb 2019
#4 ·
During the previous selection process for this sub-forum's moderator, you chose to turn a deaf ear to the community's recommendations—specifically those suggesting candidates who have consistently demonstrated high-quality contributions, civil discourse, and a lack of controversy. Instead, you saw fit to impose a particular individual upon us, a decision that was met with a rather triumphant sense of self-importance on your part. Fast forward a few months, and the state of this section is nothing short of neglected. As many of us have already observed, the overall caliber of discussion here is on a steady downward trajectory, regardless of how much the administration chooses to maintain its silence regarding the decline...
Amanda Diaz Amanda Diaz Active MemberOP
74 messages
joined Jan 2009
#5 ·
It’s been six days since I opened this thread, and I haven't even gotten a simple "we're working on it, hang tight" response.

What's the hold-up? Honestly, if you guys can't manage to pick someone, we'll just start suggesting names of people who actually have the competence to handle the position.
wearycrane15 wearycrane15 Member
17 messages
joined Jul 2017
#6 ·
From what I can gather about how the appeals process works, they basically wait for the moderator to weigh in first before passing it up the chain to someone higher up. But since he’s nowhere to be found on the site, I’m honestly not sure how this is going to play out.
wiredangler5 wiredangler5 Active Member
54 messages
joined Mar 2013
#7 ·
I’ve been cleaning up some threads on this subforum. I ended up deleting about 50 posts and banning a few users. It's my first day back after summer vacation and getting settled, so please bear with me while I catch up and tidy everything up. The "History" section is a bit more complicated, so that might take me a little longer to get through.

Hi, wiredangler5

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