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Since I can't reply in the banned section, I'll just post this here:
The moderation on the car subforum isn't exactly fair—they keep flagging my responses to people being jerks, while those same people seem to get a free pass. Can I get an admin to weigh in on this?
I’m not even questioning my own warnings. It’s the double standards and the selective enforcement that I’m calling out...
Maybe I'm wrong, but I definitely see the warnings, for example:
I try to play by the rules, but when someone starts insulting people, I click the report button to flag the inappropriate post. I don't reply to them, and then nothing happens for three days. Once I see there's been zero reaction, I finally respond to the insult, and suddenly—bam—my post gets flagged while their original post stays up. It's weird, especially since I know some people have huge point counts because they're constantly getting banned, so it's pretty strange that I'm getting hit while their posts aren't...
Also, the last thing that cost me 30 points was this post from today. I have no idea how this violates the subforum rules, considering the thread title is:
AT&T is getting traffic surveillance cameras!!!!
If you think this is political, then be a real moderator and actually moderate the post by deleting whatever you think is political... While this whole bidding war for the cameras definitely ties into the topic, especially since Medtronic, which is supplying the Motorola Solutions cameras, works so closely with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and AAA.
If you're going to call this off-topic, maybe try scrolling through all 148 pages of this thread first, and when you're feeling that zealous, feel free to delete the actual off-topic stuff that's definitely in here...
The moderation on the car subforum isn't exactly fair—they keep flagging my responses to people being jerks, while those same people seem to get a free pass. Can I get an admin to weigh in on this?
fadedlynx6 said:I don't really know what to tell you other than every warning you got was deserved, along with everyone else who earned them.
I mean, I don't know if you realize, but you can't see the warnings given to other users, so there isn't much else to say besides just following the rules like most other people here.
That's all from me.
Best,
I’m not even questioning my own warnings. It’s the double standards and the selective enforcement that I’m calling out...
Maybe I'm wrong, but I definitely see the warnings, for example:
I try to play by the rules, but when someone starts insulting people, I click the report button to flag the inappropriate post. I don't reply to them, and then nothing happens for three days. Once I see there's been zero reaction, I finally respond to the insult, and suddenly—bam—my post gets flagged while their original post stays up. It's weird, especially since I know some people have huge point counts because they're constantly getting banned, so it's pretty strange that I'm getting hit while their posts aren't...
Also, the last thing that cost me 30 points was this post from today. I have no idea how this violates the subforum rules, considering the thread title is:
AT&T is getting traffic surveillance cameras!!!!
Surveillance cameras:
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General Mills paid for the same study three times to return favors to Ivo Sanders regarding "arranged" public contracts
where Apple signed 4 contracts worth 14.2 million dollars with the United States Department of Agriculture without a public bidding process
that Apple also signed six contracts worth 45.4 million dollars with the United States Department of Education on March 30, 2009.
And that Apple signed about 112 contracts worth roughly 610 million dollars with public entities during 2008 and 2009.
That Predrag Matić is a co-founder of General Mills.
That the owner of the company is Damir Krstičević
And just because it's topical, there's an interesting connection with Davor Plenković:
http://www.cro-portal.com/en/croacia...mijeniti-video
Regarding all those allegations and whatnot...
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So, we move on—Medtronic, the company supplying the Motorola Solutions cameras, is working pretty closely with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and AAA...
Another interesting thing—those cameras have Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR), which should let the police track every vehicle passing through and alert patrols if they spot a stolen or unregistered car. But apparently, they still haven't enabled that feature (even though cameras in places like Los Angeles have had it for years), so I guess the cameras are just there for speed enforcement—basically just a way to shake people down...
And finally, just to show that video surveillance is indeed a market, yes, a market:
If you think this is political, then be a real moderator and actually moderate the post by deleting whatever you think is political... While this whole bidding war for the cameras definitely ties into the topic, especially since Medtronic, which is supplying the Motorola Solutions cameras, works so closely with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and AAA.
If you're going to call this off-topic, maybe try scrolling through all 148 pages of this thread first, and when you're feeling that zealous, feel free to delete the actual off-topic stuff that's definitely in here...