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Moderating in the US

Started by mistyseal8 · · 👁 6 views · 26 replies

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Participants mistyseal8Tyler Cruz32Rebecca Roberts8Jacob Sullivan91neonfox12Rachel Turner2redbear2Sophia Thomas7Zachary Nguyen2William Bennett53rustydrifter10
mistyseal8 mistyseal8 MemberOP
44 messages
joined Apr 2014
#21 ·
This thread has been locked. And honestly, it wasn’t because anyone broke the rules, started trolling, or threw insults. It happened simply because the moderator decided they didn't "like" the direction of the conversation. I’ve mentioned this before: a moderator shouldn't—and shouldn't be allowed to—moderate based on personal feelings. They need to stick strictly to the rulebook.
Zachary Nguyen2 Zachary Nguyen2 Active Member
117 messages
joined Oct 2014
#22 ·
The moderator can do whatever they want. 🙂
Jacob Sullivan91 Jacob Sullivan91 Active Member
59 messages
joined Apr 2022
#23 ·
The moderators usually close out threads after checking in with the rest of the mod team... just making sure everyone's on the same page.
mistyseal8 mistyseal8 MemberOP
44 messages
joined Apr 2014
#24 ·
Tim's doing great.
Zachary Nguyen2 Zachary Nguyen2 Active Member
117 messages
joined Oct 2014
#25 ·
Complaining on forums isn't worth your time. 🙂
William Bennett53 William Bennett53 Regular
491 messages
joined Sep 2016
#26 ·
Listen, folks, this isn't a casual chat room... I'm shutting this down and contacting the head moderator immediately.
rustydrifter10 rustydrifter10 Regular
693 messages
joined Apr 2011
#27 ·
Look, man, you’ve got a stake in the US, which means you don't get a say in any appeals involving that PDF.

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