Kishkumen wrote:This goes for people who insult critics.
This goes for people who insult apologists.
An insult can be anything and everything.
Kishkumen wrote:This goes for people who insult critics.
This goes for people who insult apologists.
EAllusion wrote:Res Ipsa wrote:Agreed. But we need to do a better job at reporting posts that violate the rules rather than attacking he offender. The mods can’t do this without our help.
One thing I'm sensitive to, having seen what gets reported, is that people are overwhelmingly more likely to report issues with "apologist" posts than those of posts critical of the Mormons/Mormonism.
EAllusion wrote:I can think of two critics in particular who are serial offenders who almost never get reported and I only catch if I happen to be reading a thread they are in.
EAllusion wrote:People clearly are willing to overlook the faults of people on their "side" as compared to people whose viewpoint they disagree with.
EAllusion wrote:As a result, I am cautious not to confuse what's reported as a representative sample of posters' patterns. Otherwise, this is just a back-door way to bias moderation.
I have created a DMZ for myself which I will not cross. I don't have anyone on ignore, including the poster who made these comments. But I will not in any way, shape, or form have anything to do with or have anything to say to this poster from here on out. Directly or indirectly. That is a commitment which I make for all to see and understand. I do feel bad that this situation escalated to where it has. For me, the best thing to do is create a personal space between myself and this poster. I don't think he will have any concerns in regards to having to engage in further 'warfare'.
That's not where I want to go.
EAllusion wrote:One thing I'm sensitive to, having seen what gets reported, is that people are overwhelmingly more likely to report issues with "apologist" posts than those of posts critical of the Mormons/Mormonism. I can think of two critics in particular who are serial offenders who almost never get reported and I only catch if I happen to be reading a thread they are in. People clearly are willing to overlook the faults of people on their "side" as compared to people whose viewpoint they disagree with.
As a result, I am cautious not to confuse what's reported as a representative sample of posters' patterns. Otherwise, this is just a back-door way to bias moderation.
Maksutov wrote:And here we are again with MG blaming the community.
I'm going the way of Grindael. I am withdrawing as well until MG's BS is dealt with effectively. Add one more to the list.
Maksutov wrote:And here we are again with MG blaming the community.
I'm going the way of Grindael. I am withdrawing as well until MG's BS is dealt with effectively. Add one more to the list.
Maksutov wrote:And here we are again with MG blaming the community.
I'm going the way of Grindael. I am withdrawing as well until MG's BS is dealt with effectively. Add one more to the list.
Kishkumen wrote:Same. I'm outta here until mg's posts are moderated. I am happy to abide by the same standards he does, but something must be done.
Res Ipsa wrote:Agreed. But we need to do a better job at reporting posts that violate the rules rather than attacking he offender. The mods can’t do this without our help.
Chuck Finley wrote:Lurking here has actually become annoying, trying to wade through (past?) the exchanges from both parties. I can only imagine there are others out there similarly tired of the drama. I am not keen on censorship, but if neither wants to contribute to the actual discussion and instead just wants to troll, then why allow them to impede the intelligent discourse? I walk away from such foolishness in person, and it is not like the community members (or moderators on their behalf) have to tolerate it here.