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Apple - how to remove partials

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Participants redbear2Ethan PhillipsRichard Nelson84Sophia Thomas7William Bennett53
redbear2 redbear2 Active MemberOP
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joined Oct 2014
#1 ·
I finished my parole eligibility period on September 12, 2015. Technically, I could start asking for a pardon on March 12, 2016. But since we’re basically at that six-month mark already, and there are a few threads popping up on Apple right now that I’d actually like to jump into—I'm wondering if my record could be cleared early. Is it possible to have that period wiped and get the green light just a week or so ahead of schedule?

From what I gather, that six-month window is more of a guideline, so exceptions aren't out of the question. And honestly, a week and a half isn't exactly a massive deviation from the rule. 😁

So, what do you guys think? 😳

I think I could actually contribute something useful to the PDF, especially since I helped out with the last round. Though, looking back, my previous input was probably way too negative. My bad on that one.
Ethan Phillips Ethan Phillips Newcomer
5 messages
joined Jul 2016
#2 ·
redbear2 said:I suppose I could add something to the PDF.

Agreed.👍
Richard Nelson84 Richard Nelson84 Member
26 messages
joined Aug 2013
#3 ·
With the full support of the Apple moderators, the request to remove the partial post has been denied.
redbear2 redbear2 Active MemberOP
84 messages
joined Oct 2014
#4 ·
Richard Nelson84 said:With the full agreement of the Apple moderators, the request to remove the partial section is denied.

lol

edit: Can I get a reason, or do I need to file a separate formal request for that too? I don't know how things work in your neck of the woods, but where I'm from, you explain what happened, how, and why. Seems to me like moderators should probably follow a bit more of a playbook like that.
Sophia Thomas7 Sophia Thomas7 Active Member
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joined Aug 2015
#5 ·
redbear2 said:lol

edit: Can I actually find out why, or do I need to file a formal petition just to get an answer? I’m not sure how things work in your neck of the woods, but where I’m from, you usually lay it out clearly—what happened, how, and why. Honestly, I think that’s how moderators should handle things.

To put it bluntly, we don't feel like you've changed at all. Your rhetoric is exactly the same, and that's the consensus among the other mods who weighed in on the internal thread about removing your privileges. In fact, one of the main reasons was this post, where you mentioned you still don't agree with the warnings you received.

Since the moderation team needs to be in agreement to revoke privileges, and we just can't reach a consensus right now—nothing is being changed.
redbear2 redbear2 Active MemberOP
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joined Oct 2014
#6 ·
Matthew Anderson said:In short, we feel you haven't actually changed. Your rhetoric is the same as ever, and that's the consensus among the other mods who weighed in on the internal thread about removing your strikes. In fact, one reason for this was that post, where you mentioned you still don't agree with the warnings you received.

Since the moderators need to reach a consensus to remove strikes, and there isn't one right now—they aren't being removed.

Thanks for the explanation.

I just don't get why I should have to agree with previous warnings. It's pretty clear that in two out of the three cases in that linked post regarding personal attacks, there wasn't any actual insult involved. In the third case, I specifically asked to have my "insult" warning swapped for a "subforum rule violation" warning because I didn't actually insult anyone. Instead, you guys just invented a new warning equal to the first one, effectively extending my ban by swapping them. It felt incredibly unfair. I warned you this would happen, but you ignored me and let me sit in a longer ban under the guise of it being "my own fault." This isn't me making things up; I pointed out the implications of issuing that second warning several times, but it was all brushed off. Even Nica sent me a message along the lines of "your ban will end when it ends," or something like that. I don't recall the exact wording.

And then you have the nerve to tell me I need to agree with those warnings if I want my strike cleared? And then you claim my rhetoric is bad? Sorry, Matthew Anderson, but that’s just a bit ridiculous.

Look, fine. Let the strike stay. What of it? I just wonder how much of this is an actual penalty I earned, versus how much is just personal bias or people messing with me. Could you please let me know what the mod vote looks like regarding the removal of the strike? Surely that isn't classified information.

As for my standing; I'm sitting at 45 points right now. My last warning was back on February 10th for an alleged insult, though I had no intention of insulting anyone and the moderator simply misread the post. I'll admit there was some room for interpretation there, but I still think it could have easily been taken as a joke. Before that, my last warning was two months prior.
William Bennett53 William Bennett53 Regular
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joined Sep 2016
#7 ·
You submitted an appeal, the moderators provided their reasoning and explained their stance, and yet you still find yourself at odds with their assessment. While that is entirely your prerogative, it’s becoming clear that given these fundamentally different perspectives, a peaceful coexistence here isn't particularly likely. I believe it might be best to lock this thread to prevent another round of debate regarding your infractions. If the head moderator or an administrator has anything further to add, I am happy to step aside.

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