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Linda Price5 Linda Price5 Active MemberOP
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joined May 2013
#1 ·
I’ve been noticing a recurring pattern across various sub-forums where moderators tend to brandish their authority like a weapon whenever a discussion begins to veer slightly away from the original prompt.

Take it easy, ladies. We’re drifting a bit too far from the main topic here. 🙂

Unless we are dealing with blatant spam or some tedious chatter, I fail to see the logic in shutting down a conversation. If a tangent shows potential for becoming its own meaningful discussion, why not nourish it with an insightful post and eventually spin it off into a dedicated thread?
rustydrifter10 rustydrifter10 Regular
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joined Apr 2011
#2 ·
Look, our moderation policy basically says that if an off-topic comment actually brings something interesting or meaningful to the table, we’ll just move it over to its own dedicated thread. But, just like you pointed out, >, not every single off-topic remark is worth saving like that. I can't really dive into more specifics with you without having a concrete example to look at.
Linda Price5 Linda Price5 Active MemberOP
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joined May 2013
#3 ·
I completely lost track of this thread. 😳

Honestly, I think we’re veering off course here. Discussing whether a B2 level is sufficient for preschool teachers—and how much that impacts the quality of early English immersion—feels like a bit of an off-topic tangent, don't you think? It’s an interesting debate, sure, but it doesn't quite fit our current direction.

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