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When I hit 'View your posts' I find threads I have even never opened nor read bacause the title already disgusts me.
So how do these dreaded threads end up in a list labeled 'View your posts?' Do you force threads on people?
Next I'm getting all these warnings, is their some counting system, about how many of these warnings will get me banned?
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Re: Do you force threads on people?
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Re: Do you force threads on people?
That link should show a list of topics in which you have posted. Can someone else please try and see if they encounter the same problem as I have not been able to reproduce it.Blauw bloed wrote:http://onlinephilosophyclub.com/forums/ ... =egosearch
When I hit 'View your posts' I find threads I have even never opened nor read bacause the title already disgusts me.
How many of the topics listed are ones in which you have NOT posted?
-- Updated 14 Jun 2013 12:24 pm to add the following --
I keep a running total. There is no set number because it depends on the severity of the violations, the time between warnings and the percentage of rule-breaking posts compared to other posts. Rude off-topics, personal attacks and ad hominems are the worst violations, and I usually roughly follow a three strikes your out policy. First notifying a member that they have violated the forum rules, then if they post again giving them another notification, and then if they do it again I put their account on temporary probation meaning their posts will be held for moderation. If after making posts under moderation over a few different days they do not break any more rules, I will lift the temporary probation. Usually a person can only get banned on purpose by making no effort to follow the forum rules either by admitting it or by breaking the rules over and over while on temporary probation such that I find it waste of my time to review and disapprove their posts.Blauw bloed wrote:Next I'm getting all these warnings, is their some counting system, about how many of these warnings will get me banned?
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Anything but breaking the forum rules, assuming the rule-breaking posts are reported or I notice them on my own.Blauw bloed wrote:It looks as if some folks can get away with any **** on this forum, no?
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Calm down, anybody would think you've been sentenced to a firing squad.Blauw bloed wrote:I have found one disgusting thread which I did never even open. There is some unjustness with your system, and I'm surprised you gave ma a warning for my PM response. I would expect that we as a free nation should at least be able to express ourself in a private PM freely, without getting busted for that.
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Which thread?Blauw bloed wrote:I have found one disgusting thread which I did never even open.
I do not see a PM warning on your record. I suspect this was a misunderstanding. Do you have a copy of the PM for which you believe you were warned and/or a copy of the PM notifying you of the warning for a PM message?Blauw bloed wrote:There is some unjustness with your system, and I'm surprised you gave ma a warning for my PM response. I would expect that we as a free nation should at least be able to express ourself in a private PM freely, without getting busted for that.
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Scott wrote: (Nested quote removed.)
Which thread?
(Nested quote removed.)
I do not see a PM warning on your record. I suspect this was a misunderstanding. Do you have a copy of the PM for which you believe you were warned and/or a copy of the PM notifying you of the warning for a PM message?
You are sending me a goddamn warning every fu cking day!
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17 minutes ago From: Scott To: Blauw bloed
Blauw bloed wrote:(Nested quote removed.)
Allmighty Scott answered:Ifyou cannot produce a name, how can it be considered a personal attack?
Have you read the forum rules? Please make sure you have read the forum rules.
If you have any further questions, please let me know.
Are you claiming the post didn't make a personal attack against another member? Do you think the post followed the forum rules?
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Scott wrote:This is your fourth warning. More rule violations will lead to an account status change. The following post of yours has been deleted for containing a personal attack:
Thank god that idiot has stopped stalking me. I do not think these Asian countries sent the good looking women in the adds to European men, they keep the lovely porcelain princesses and export the ugly, bossy ones.
Blauw bloed wrote:So its clear to me you are going to unjustly drive me away from your forum. To whom is this supposed personal attack addressed to?
Scott wrote:Who were you referring to by the word idiot?
Please see the forum rules.
Blauw bloed wrote:Ifyou cannot produce a name, how can it be considered a personal attack?
Scott wrote:Have you read the forum rules? Please make sure you have read the forum rules.
If you have any further questions, please let me know.
Are you claiming the post didn't make a personal attack against another member? Do you think the post followed the forum rules?
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Re: Do you force threads on people?
Those are warning for posts you make on the forum, not for PMs that you have sent. I only issue warning for PMs that are sent if the recipient of the PM reports it.Blauw bloed wrote: (Nested quote removed.)
You are sending me a goddamn warning every fu cking day!
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Scott wrote:If you would like to post our conversation, I suggest posting the entire thing:
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This seems to be the whole thing and only a demted person will find in this a reason for issuing a board warning. To have a crime you need to produce a victim? Who is the victim? Is he on this forum, is he in Holland, or Suriname?
Scott wrote: (Nested quote removed.)
Those are warning for posts you make on the forum, not for PMs that you have sent. I only issue warning for PMs that are sent if the recipient of the PM reports it.
So I guess you reported the PM I sent you to yourself because you responded with a borad warning.
I told a person who asked 'what is the third estate' to try google, yet proceeded to answer his question, and you give me a warning for that. The explanantion in google, wiki, is much longer and much better then I ever could. So why does this merit a warning?Board warning issued
31 minutes ago From: Scott To: Blauw bloed
The following is a warning which has been issued to you by an administrator or moderator of this site.
This is a warning regarding the following post made by you: viewtopic.php?f=5&p=141913#p141913 . The following was deleted for clear violation of the forum rules:
Try google, please.
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Nobody is accusing you of a crime. I am accusing you of breaking the forum rules.Blauw bloed wrote:This seems to be the whole thing and only a demted person will find in this a reason for issuing a board warning. To have a crime you need to produce a victim? Who is the victim? Is he on this forum, is he in Holland, or Suriname?
No, you don't have any warnings for PM messages you have sent. I'm not sure what made you think that. Perhaps it was the fact that a PM reply would have the same subject as the first message so that when you send me a message it would have the subject "RE: board warning issued" and when I reply it would still have that subject.Blauw bloed wrote:So I guess you reported the PM I sent you to yourself because you responded with a borad warning.
Because it's clearly prohibited by the forum rules.I told a person who asked 'what is the third estate' to try google, yet proceeded to answer his question, and you give me a warning for that. The explanantion in google, wiki, is much longer and much better then I ever could. So why does this merit a warning?
If you make a post that violates the forum rules, the post will be edited or deleted and you will get a warning.
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I have added the following today 21 may at 10.45 hrs.
This post has been shortened by Scott, as I asked if there are more persons, moderators acting under the name of 'Scott.' So if he did not answer my PM with a warning, some other 'Scott' might have and he can thrutfully say 'I did not.' So I'm being conned here on this super moral forum.
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Re: Do you force threads on people?
What you need to do right now is confirm SCOTT is more then one person.
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