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Do mods have to follow the same rules as everyone else?

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Participants boldgardener93briskbison41hollowtrucker77Carol Lopez23nimblemaker52Christian Taylor3
boldgardener93 boldgardener93 Active MemberOP
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Quoting the untranslated text here. I guess I got slapped with a red card for doing the exact same thing.πŸ˜›
boldgardener93 boldgardener93 Active MemberOP
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joined May 2009
#2 ·
82 views and not a single response,
briskbison41 briskbison41 Active Member
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joined Sep 2009
#3 ·
The forum rules apply equally to everyone here.
Regarding that quote in Englishβ€”honestly, I catch myself doing the same thing sometimes and nothing ever happens. 🀷
hollowtrucker77 hollowtrucker77 Regular
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joined Nov 2007
#4 ·
boldgardener93, did you get handed a red card in politics lately or what?
Carol Lopez23 Carol Lopez23 Member
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joined Apr 2005
#5 ·
I find myself in complete agreement with that sentiment, though I must admit my own experience was somewhat less severe, as I only received a yellow 🀷
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EDIT: Yes, regarding the "policy" side of things.
boldgardener93 boldgardener93 Active MemberOP
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#6 ·
Yeah, when it comes to politics.
nimblemaker52 nimblemaker52 Member
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joined Mar 2008
#7 ·
Of course they aren't worth πŸ₯³
Christian Taylor3 Christian Taylor3 Active Member
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joined Jul 2010
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Fisherman said:Because of a few things that have come up, posts written entirely in English will be subject to sanctions depending on who's doing it and how much they tend to abuse the language, mostly because quite a few people have been complaining about certain users posting almost exclusively or at least 90% in English.

The only exceptions are quotes and copy-pasted headlines from non-American websites.

Honestly, it’d be about time we just stripped those icons away from users, even if they were just using them for quotes.

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