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silentsurfer2 silentsurfer2 MemberOP
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#1 ·
So, looking at a few trivia threads on the PDF TV Show—there’s been this ongoing tug-of-war for a while now. You’ve got one group complaining that the questions are way too hard, and another group that thinks they're being dramatic.

This morning, over in the Code thread, the moderator dropped this notice:
Kimberly Bennett94 said:Hey trivia fans 🙂 , most of you know each other by your posts or from being on the show, so let's try not to get into petty bickering or calling each other out just because we disagree. I don't want to start handing out bans—it's not fun for anyone—so please keep your comments civil.
Thanks!

Honestly, I don't get it. Did the mod even bother reading the last two pages of the discussion? It shouldn't be that much work.
The comments aren't even rude or nasty. And from what I can tell, most people here don't actually know each other in real life (at least I don't know anyone); only a handful of people confirmed who they were after their episode aired.

If we're going to shut down every single debate—and again, nobody was insulting anyone here—then what's the point of having a forum?
Mark Sanchez45 Mark Sanchez45 Newcomer
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#2 ·
I’ve been following this thread closely, and based on what I’ve seen—having read through more than two pages of this discussion—I agree; that is precisely why the notice was posted.
That’s all from me.
silentsurfer2 silentsurfer2 MemberOP
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#3 ·
This response tells me exactly how much a thread notification matters—zero.
So, I’m asking for an unbiased mod or admin to take a look at these posts, or maybe just have Kimberly Bennett94 explain what she's actually getting at.
I’m asking this without being salty or trying to start anything—what exactly justifies handing out warnings in those Code and Pursuit discussions?
Mark Sanchez45 Mark Sanchez45 Newcomer
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#4 ·
I am truly sorry if I didn't make myself clear.
Best regards,
silentsurfer2 silentsurfer2 MemberOP
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joined Mar 2015
#5 ·
As a moderator, you actually owe me an explanation of what exactly warrants a warning and where we supposedly crossed the line into being "impolite."
I’m pretty certain I didn't break any forum rules, which basically means you're dropping the ball on your job. 😉
Nathan Turner3 Nathan Turner3 Member
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joined Jun 2009
#6 ·
silentsurfer2 said:Honestly, this reply tells me exactly how much weight the thread warning carries—which is zero.
So, I’m asking for either an unbiased mod or admin to take a look at these posts, or for Goluždrava to clarify what the actual issue is.
I'm asking this without being provocative or angry—why exactly would anyone get carded in these discussions on password and chase?

The warning wasn't aimed at any specific person. The moderator just looked at some deleted posts and figured things might heat up, so she issued a preemptive heads-up to prevent issues before they started.

Don't take it as a personal attack; just see it as a nudge to keep the conversation civil so everyone stays happy.

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