ambermason16 said:By the way, if people had any actual issues or questions about this, they probably would have posted them on the forum within those "few days."
The users missed their chance to speak up, the moderator in charge failed to act, and even the supermoderator missed the mark—so, I suppose, I reached out to the highest authority to protect a placebo who isn't even at fault, yet she’s been getting dragged through discussions about spirituality for days now.
I kept telling myself, "You don't always have to be the one stepping into conflicts with aggressors or fixing injustices," but since nobody else seemed willing to react, I felt forced into this move. I’m not exactly happy about it, but I guess someone has to step up.
If you aren't interested in defending the dignity of one of our fellow members, there are others here who care—people who will actually take action if a thread is opened targeting her.
But nobody seems to want to say anything, so I guess William Gonzalez3 is just going to go after his favorite colleague in such an entirely inappropriate place. He'd basically explode if he didn't seize the opportunity to lecture her. Very "collegial" of him.
I honestly don't see why this would be considered an inappropriate place to discuss what are clearly intentional moderation failures. As you can see, the moderator saw this thread, and I assume she saw the other one too, but she hasn't done anything—which suggests, in my view, that she simply doesn't want to protect the very people she's supposed to look out for.
Why, exactly, should I feel obligated to be "collegial" toward someone who is intentionally ignoring the rules they are committed to enforcing?
Well, finally, you guys get to experience that famous moderator vibe you were all waiting for...
I'm not quite sure what you're talking about, but it might be more collegial of you to stop going off-topic.
If you feel the need to wander off-topic, maybe you should just start your own thread where you don't have to address the actual subject at hand.