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I’m starting this thread because I want an official word from administration. I need clarity on what can actually be discussed in the Washington, D.C. subforum without Carl Sanchez4 causing issues over it.
I don't get the logic behind this post from this thread:
Look, am I not allowed to mention that I ran into a lady on a DC Metro train who was saying certain things? Am I forbidden from sharing that I had a run-in with a crazy old woman while riding the subway?
Or am I not allowed to say I crossed paths with four buff thugs who looked like they were up to no good?
Carl Sanchez4 is accusing me of insulting people in Washington, D.C. Where and how exactly did I offend anyone in the city?
It feels like we've reached a point where you can't even vent about uncomfortable situations because Carl Sanchez4 gets offended and starts censoring.
I'm looking for an answer from the admin team. Is this kind of moderation acceptable, or is the moderator simply stifling normal conversation and the exchange of experiences among forum members?
I haven't insulted anyone, and I'd like someone to explain exactly what the problem is here.
I don't get the logic behind this post from this thread:
Look, am I not allowed to mention that I ran into a lady on a DC Metro train who was saying certain things? Am I forbidden from sharing that I had a run-in with a crazy old woman while riding the subway?
Or am I not allowed to say I crossed paths with four buff thugs who looked like they were up to no good?
Carl Sanchez4 is accusing me of insulting people in Washington, D.C. Where and how exactly did I offend anyone in the city?
It feels like we've reached a point where you can't even vent about uncomfortable situations because Carl Sanchez4 gets offended and starts censoring.
I'm looking for an answer from the admin team. Is this kind of moderation acceptable, or is the moderator simply stifling normal conversation and the exchange of experiences among forum members?
I haven't insulted anyone, and I'd like someone to explain exactly what the problem is here.