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Actually, the first offence was Louisemichel getting aggressive in the "We3 to be made into a movie" thread. He then, in order to make a point, started the Global Frequency TV show thread in the Comics forum, meaning that moderators had to take the time to clean up his moral stance by moving it to the relevant forum. He also did this without bothering to provide a topic summary. QED. If you don't know what's going on in a particular Forum, Flowers, the option exists to ask a moderator and see if they can shed some light.
As it is, we have the replacement summary, and thus another moderator's actions, describedq as "offensive and stupid", with any evidence having been conveniently removed. Personally, I don't recall it being terrribly offensive or snarky at all, and nor do half the other moderators commenting in this thread. It's fortunate that this is not a terribly important issue, but I think those involved might wnat to think a little about how they behave in future. Do we need to discuss broader behaviours relating to the Rhyming Summary Project?
Apology accepted, Sally - it's best to take copies of anything you are deleting or modifying significantly for just this reason. Best practice is probably Seth, who used to send people original copies of whatever he was deleting of theirs by PM - do you still do that, Seth? Oh, and if anyone gets horny to change the We3 movie topic summary, could they send me a copy first? I rather like it.
Dupre: I was thinking more of, for example, posts like this, which are now responding to the tone and the content of a post that no longer exists.
Hmm. It's beginning to look like we may need a metaMod thread on best practice in moderation - especially if we are getting new moderators in Games & Gameplay and the Lab... |
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