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Cleaning up in Syria

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Participants briskfox65Sam Green73
briskfox65 briskfox65 MemberOP
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joined Oct 2014
#1 ·
I’m filing a formal complaint regarding the "moderation" of the Syrian Civil War thread, specifically concerning the deletion of discussions about SAA units. The way this moderator handles things leaves the entire discussion completely fragmented. How can anyone follow the conversation when you can't tell who said what?
Sam Green73 Sam Green73 Active Member
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joined Aug 2018
#2 ·
If we all just cut back on the constant nitpicking of the mods, I bet there’d be a lot less content getting wiped from the boards.
It would also go a long way in cutting down on all those endless, circular arguments with other users.
briskfox65 briskfox65 MemberOP
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joined Oct 2014
#3 ·
Sam Green73 said:Less criticism of the mods means fewer deletions.
Fewer arguments with other users will help too.


I followed the rules to a T. I reported a user who was putting words in my mouth, yet instead of addressing that, you started nuking threads strictly about Syria.

I’m posting this here because I know how this moderator operates:

I’m taking a break from this forum for a while. Why? Because moderator resonator keeps deleting my posts and my replies to others—even when they stay perfectly on topic.

Consider this my official protest against such irrational behavior and this moderator's sheer overreach.
It isn't even about bias; it's just that his ego and lack of topical focus have taken over. He acts like he's incapable of making a mistake, let alone apologizing for one.

Don't worry, I'm still reading. When I feel like coming back, I will....

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