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Participants Amanda DiazKate Harris50Daniel Ward87
Amanda Diaz Amanda Diaz Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
So, let me ask you something: if I were to suggest that members of the gay community are actually the most qualified people to debate sexual deviations, would I get a warning or an outright ban?
Kate Harris50 Kate Harris50 Member
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joined Feb 2018
#2 ·
I think this is a fantastic idea. If we aren't entirely certain whether a specific action triggers a penalty, we really ought to check in here first. The only real catch is that waiting on a moderator's response can take quite a while; by the time they actually weigh in, hasn't the conversation usually moved on to something else, leaving the original point lost in the shuffle?
Daniel Ward87 Daniel Ward87 Active Member
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joined May 2023
#3 ·
Noah Vaughn39 said:So, I'm wondering—if I were to say that the gay community is actually the most qualified group to lead discussions on sexual deviations, would I get a warning or a ban?

I don't see why you'd get flagged for that. It's just your take on who is best suited for the conversation. As long as you back up your reasoning with some actual logic, you should be fine. A strike or a ban seems a bit overkill here.
Amanda Diaz Amanda Diaz Active MemberOP
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#4 ·
Alright, look, I was just asking because I reported a user who made the exact same claim about Catholic priests, and nothing happened. Thanks, but no thanks. And before you ask—no, I’d never say something like that myself; I'm just curious about how the mods actually handle this stuff. By the way, that user who made the comment about the priests didn't offer a single shred of reasoning for their stance.

Best,
Daniel Ward87 Daniel Ward87 Active Member
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#5 ·
Noah Vaughn39 said:Gotcha. I was just asking because I saw another user say something similar about Catholic priests and nothing happened. Just trying to get a feel for how the mods handle things. And no, I’d never actually say something like that myself—I was just curious about the policy. By the way, that other person didn't even give a reason for their take.

Best,

Look, people are entitled to believe certain individuals or groups should be the ones calling the shots. Others won't see it that way. At the end of the day, it's just an opinion, and you can't really shut that down unless it straight-up breaks the rules.
Amanda Diaz Amanda Diaz Active MemberOP
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#6 ·
Daniel Ward87 said:People are entitled to believe certain individuals or groups are the most qualified to make specific decisions. Of course, others won't see it that way. That’s just expressing an opinion, and you can't just censor it unless it actually breaks the rules.

I think we both know that wasn't about who's "most competent" here—it was just a straight-up insult wrapped in fancy packaging. But fine, whatever.

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