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This, as far as I know and care would be an example of backseat modding














Noah wrote:You guys are missing the point. We are not talking about "alerting mods to problems", we want that from you guys. We are talking about when someone micromanages the forum when they are in no position to do so (heck, mods don't even need to be doing this). Let me give you some examples.
*If a member sends someone a message asking why they created a topic
*If a member sends someone a message asking for verification of something they claim
*If a member attempts to nose their way into someone's personal life
*If a member abuses the report system in a friviously manner
*If a member takes it upon themselves to act like someone who owns the place.















Woeler1 wrote:Then I would suggest another thing. I call it the magic words. We have one word and one phrase that always lead to s***.
1. The word ''Drama'', doesn't matter where, doesn't matter when as soon as it drops people flip out
2. ''another day at mlk'' spikes the same unneeded chaos.

















Amanda wrote:Woeler1 wrote:Then I would suggest another thing. I call it the magic words. We have one word and one phrase that always lead to s***.
1. The word ''Drama'', doesn't matter where, doesn't matter when as soon as it drops people flip out
2. ''another day at mlk'' spikes the same unneeded chaos.
Because limiting free speech will definitely lead to less drama...
I agree with DGFone that mods need to be checked for bad behavior too. Both members are mods are expected to follow the rules, and currently there is no way to ensure that the mods actually do. It's as simple as permabanning someone they don't want on the site and pretending like nothing happened.
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FlipMode wrote:You can report moderators exactly the same as normal members (which when you think about it, its what they are any way). You can also PM a different staff member about the issue and if that was not enough we have the feedback form too.
And if THAT still is not enough, the staff are actively encouraged to ensure other members of the team are behaving rationally.
I say again, this whole thing could have been sorted in one very easy way - stop being so dayum strict...
Have rules, do not overly enforce them, quit using them as reasons to rid yourselves of people you don't like and done, simple, hello, Bob is my aunty.














Nicholas wrote:In my opinion I think Moka should personally run this forum ALONE like a dictatorship because he doesn't seem bad at all to me, and he would be more likely to talk things out and think about other options before a ban occurs.


































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