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Old 10-15-2007, 01:23 PM
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We cannot retract words said. You say we can, but it's impossible to do. Words hurt and they can even kill.
Words do hurt. But the fact remains that people should be given the chance to make it plain that they regret they spoke those words. And deletion does send that message but only ALONG WITH apology.
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Old 10-15-2007, 01:04 PM
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It seems to me that if a person has issues with male/female relationships, they shouldn't post on an internet forum. What ever happen to discipline. The administrators don't have time to babysit adults. jmho
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Old 10-15-2007, 01:10 PM
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The administrators don't have time to babysit adults. jmho
Isn't that the truth...
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Old 10-15-2007, 01:27 PM
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The administrators don't have time to babysit adults. jmho
You'd think, huh?

However it IS Admin's responsibility to maintain this forum and that includes monitoring posts. From what I understand, they do that by dividing the responsibility between themselves.

It's a good thing that they do monitor. But they choose to let some things go that they themselves may even find questionable and wait for a post to be reported by a poster. Then they decide whether or not to act on the complaint.

It's not an easy job. I sure wouldn't want it.
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Old 10-15-2007, 01:36 PM
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You'd think, huh?

However it IS Admin's responsibility to maintain this forum and that includes monitoring posts. From what I understand, they do that by dividing the responsibility between themselves.

It's a good thing that they do monitor. But they choose to let some things go that they themselves may even find questionable and wait for a post to be reported by a poster. Then they decide whether or not to act on the complaint.

It's not an easy job. I sure wouldn't want it.
Me either!

I do think the admins do a fantastic job, and this thread is in no way to belittle what they do. Their job is a thankless one, that's for sure.
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Old 10-15-2007, 01:46 PM
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You'd think, huh?

However it IS Admin's responsibility to maintain this forum and that includes monitoring posts. From what I understand, they do that by dividing the responsibility between themselves.

It's a good thing that they do monitor. But they choose to let some things go that they themselves may even find questionable and wait for a post to be reported by a poster. Then they decide whether or not to act on the complaint.

It's not an easy job. I sure wouldn't want it.
I myself was not referring to the "monitoring" of posts or any deletions as a result of that monitoring. Thats just a given.

I'm not referring to the reporting of a post by a poster and any action following.

I'm specifically speaking of one's own posts/threads and the author's requested deletion of such after one is unable to delete it on their own and after one realizes they are going to get in trouble over it or someone else could get in trouble over it or the discussion has turned in an undesirable direction.

I'm not saying the deletion is a bad idea. I'm saying damages are already done that need to be addressed. Simple deletion does not address the damages.

This is a personal accountability discussion. Not a discussion of Admin actions.
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Old 10-15-2007, 02:05 PM
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I myself was not referring to the "monitoring" of posts or any deletions as a result of that monitoring. Thats just a given.

I'm not referring to the reporting of a post by a poster and any action following.

I'm specifically speaking of one's own posts/threads and the author's requested deletion of such after one is unable to delete it on their own and after one realizes they are going to get in trouble over it or someone else could get in trouble over it or the discussion has turned in an undesirable direction.

I'm not saying the deletion is a bad idea. I'm saying damages are already done that need to be addressed. Simple deletion does not address the damages.

This is a personal accountability discussion. Not a discussion of Admin actions.
I am not aware that this is being done. Has it been done in the past, perhaps, but it's usually not JUST because the poster changed their mind, but because someone else could be affected by their poor choice of words. The poster is on their own and should be held accountable for their words.

That is to be handled at the discretion of admin and not questioned. We have a team of admin just for this purpose and we are accountable to each other.

This started out as a direct question to admin as HO even stated that it was one admin's decision, etc. and I posted that that is the reason we have an admin area to discuss - that way one admin isn't working alone.
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Old 10-16-2007, 04:09 PM
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I am not aware that this is being done. Has it been done in the past, perhaps, but it's usually not JUST because the poster changed their mind, but because someone else could be affected by their poor choice of words. The poster is on their own and should be held accountable for their words.

That is to be handled at the discretion of admin and not questioned. We have a team of admin just for this purpose and we are accountable to each other.

This started out as a direct question to admin as HO even stated that it was one admin's decision, etc. and I posted that that is the reason we have an admin area to discuss - that way one admin isn't working alone.
Posters should think before they post and suffer any consequences that may result. Not try to have it covered up. Deletion alone does not address the damages.

Whatever Admin chooses to do is their business. I'm not talking about Admin. (I think I've said this more than once!) I'm talking about what POSTERS do or don't do.

If someone posts something damaging to me personally and then a day later decides to have it deleted thats all fine and good but that alone is not sufficient action to right the wrong.

THIS was HO's point.
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I never saw the post that initiated this thread.
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