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I understand this might be something close to the freedom of speech thing and how far and in what capacity a person is allowed to carry out such desires before it crosses the line. It just seems to be an emense responsibilty to be the one to choose and say what is considered a waste of political forum space better left for the humor area when someone else may have a different take- and the same for the reverse. And perhaps thats what beign a mod is all about. I also read you loud and clear that moderators do the best they can and no one is perfect. So I'll just slip a note in the cyber comment box: Why not just make OK to either allow images or not? The possibility of bias persuasion whether conscious or subconscious may surface in an easier fashion with having to interpret other individuals thoughts expressed via visual communication. In my opinion that would be a step in the wrong direction. |
Sun Tzu,
Thank you for your thoughtful comments on the matter. As you've said, it really is what being a mod is all about. Mod's do indeed make judgements on the 'quality' of posts all the time, but most members don't notice it because a) the asshats have been banned, or b) the comment has been edited or removed. But I can promise you that we never ban/edit/remove for petty or small reasons. No, the person/comment has to be out of line or so rude/stupid/worthless that several mods agree (we agonize over these things more than you guys know). As to the pic thing, it is just an extension of this process. For a while, they just became another flame weapon in Politics; hence we removed them. But even then, in the spirit of allowing as much free speech as possible, we only removed them to "Humor". I hope that helps some and I'm sorry for the thread jack. If anyone wants to continue this, I suggest PM's or another thread. -lebell |
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