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Discussion in 'Site Feedback and News' started by d1, Oct 24, 2009.

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Is TA too closely regulated?

  1. Yes

    9 vote(s)
    17.3%
  2. No

    32 vote(s)
    61.5%
  3. Sometimes

    11 vote(s)
    21.2%
  1. d1

    d1 Well-Known Member

    Sep 19, 2009
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    That TA is too closely regulated sometimes?

    I do.
     
  2. AaronAMV

    AaronAMV Well-Known Member

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    Yes.

    edit: but some threads do get underregulated (word?)
     
  3. ImNoSuperMan

    ImNoSuperMan Well-Known Member

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    Nope. It needs to be a little more strict about off topic spam posts if anything. None of my posts have been deleted unless they were completely inappropriate. I've contacted the mods every time my posts were deleted and found out they were deleted for perfectly fine reasons. I think to date not more than 10 posts of mine have been deleted and of those ten 5 or so were in the same thread only where I (and a few others) were making a big fuss about 5 odd shill reviews from the dev. At that time it felt completely inappropriate that mods were doing this but now when I look back I realize we took it a bit over the top for a simple mistake by a new dev who didn't have much idea how AppStore really works.

    So my answer will be a big NO.
     
  4. gekkota

    gekkota Well-Known Member

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    Not at all. In fact, sometimes things seem to get a little too out of hand before someone steps in--I can think of a few situations where so-called "senior members" were just plain nasty to new members simply because they thought they were being "noobish."

    ( I am thinking about the situation in the Minigore thread where there was a poster from France, and everyone was just trying to make him angrier and angrier...and several "senior" members were eventually given infractions over their behavior. I don't think that new member ever came back to the forum, and I can't say I blame him. :( ) And, yes, I was one of the numerous people who reported the situation to the mods when it happened.

    For the most part, though, I think the board is moderated to the extent that it needs to be, and I think that most of the mods use good common sense. Occasionally I think that a particular mod will be a little "heavy-handed," but most are not. Also, remember that this is a privately-owned forum, and it can be moderated however the owner sees fit. I think overall they are doing a pretty good job--and considering the volume of posts, I am sure it's not an easy job!
     
  5. Ravenblack

    Ravenblack Well-Known Member

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    No, it's not closely regulated nor overly-regulated for most part.

    It's just about right. I did think that sometimes a mod should step in more often with regards to newbie bullying. But I don't see it happening so much anymore these days, so maybe something has been done about it. :)
     
  6. Fudgeboy

    Fudgeboy Well-Known Member

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    No. Forums need to be regulated otherwise would not work.
     
  7. Masmo

    Masmo Well-Known Member

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    Can I ask what you are referring to?
     
  8. DaveMc99

    DaveMc99 Well-Known Member

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  9. MidianGTX

    MidianGTX Well-Known Member

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    Seems reasonable. I've had a few arguments here but I don't recall any of my posts ever being deleted (a few have been moved though)... you can have a disagreement while staying on topic and without resorting to insults. The mods seem to appreciate that so it's all fine by me... the rules here are more or less the same as every other forum, if you break them you're obviously being an ass and deserve what you get.
     
  10. The Game Reaper

    The Game Reaper Well-Known Member

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  11. ImNoSuperMan

    ImNoSuperMan Well-Known Member

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    UGh. Why would you want anyone to see that crap.

    But I do agree there`s been worse pics/gifs which didnt get removed even though they were a lot(read a lot lot lot lot lot lot) more disgusting than this one. *cough*eliminatespamthread*cough*
     
  12. DaveMc99

    DaveMc99 Well-Known Member

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    It also depends on what posts gets reported. So if you think something is objectionable then report it.
     
  13. ImNoSuperMan

    ImNoSuperMan Well-Known Member

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    With half of the posts in the thread coming from mods/admins does anyone really need to report it :rolleyes:
     
  14. super6ft7

    super6ft7 Well-Known Member

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    All the mods do a great job, it is one of the less hellish and flame warish boards I've ever seen, *two thumbs up*
     
  15. Slapshot

    Slapshot Well-Known Member

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  16. Devilishly Good

    Devilishly Good Well-Known Member

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    +1 on both points
     
  17. P0tent1al

    P0tent1al Well-Known Member

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    Absolutely agree..
    I have seen the death of many a unregulated forum... it gets so bad, you just can't be bothered posting...

    Keep up the great work! :)
     
  18. Shumby

    Shumby Well-Known Member

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    keep up the good work, mods
     
  19. Kyle

    Kyle Well-Known Member

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  20. acidshaman

    acidshaman Well-Known Member

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    Cant say for sure, all ive seen so far is some Electronics advertisment deleted, the guy didnt even have a website, just MSN and E-mail... sketchy
     

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