@caesar-salad saidThere's a "Send Feedback" at the bottom of every page in the Forums.
There should also be a formal mechanism for reporting controversial or offensive avatars. 😉
(anything related to football teams excluded, of course)
@no1marauder saidI would think that's for feedback regarding the functionality of the website itself, not about the choices of particular members.
There's a "Send Feedback" at the bottom of every page in the Forums.
@caesar-salad saidYou'd be wrong as the list under "Category" in "Send Feedback" makes clear.
I would think that's for feedback regarding the functionality of the website itself, not about the choices of particular members.
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The post that was quoted here has been removedAt least until recently, inserting the "F" word into a post would obliterate it completely, leaving not even a grayed-out "This post has been removed etc. etc." message -- which I always felt was unnecessary. The "remove" button, or however it's labeled (can't see it at the moment) leaves an eternal gravesite in the thread.
And..."idiot"...?
Man, if I ever thought you were intelligent or one of the "good guys," that's out the window now.
@soothfast saidIt messed up the thread though, remember clicking on the last page and it would jump a few pages back?
At least until recently, inserting the "F" word into a post would obliterate it completely, leaving not even a grayed-out "This post has been removed etc. etc." message -- which I always felt was unnecessary. The "remove" button, or however it's labeled (can't see it at the moment) leaves an eternal gravesite in the thread.
And..."idiot"...?
Man, if I ever thought you were intelligent or one of the "good guys," that's out the window now.
@trev33 saidI've done it many times, and had never observed that it "messed up" a thread. Anyway, how would you know whether a post had been wiped from a thread in such a manner? You could sleep through any number of such deletions and never be the wiser.
It messed up the thread though, remember clicking on the last page and it would jump a few pages back?
@soothfast saidThere's a thread in site ideas about it, by messed up the thread, of course I mean it was a general annoyance having to navigate to the correct page. Obviously not the biggest issue but still one that needed addressing, a few things like that have changed with time. Remember when a swear would bump the thread to the top of the list showing the previous poster?
I've done it many times, and had never observed that it "messed up" a thread. Anyway, how would you know whether a post had been wiped from a thread in such a manner? You could sleep through any number of such deletions and never be the wiser.
@kewpie saidWell, Ok, Kewpie. That is so impersonal
I've found robomod quite useful when I've posted something inflammatory and then had second thoughts. I can edit my post by adding a 4-letter word and robomod obligingly removes any sign of my post. I get a robomod reprimand of course, but that's just between me and robomod.
If it will make you feel better, I, a human, will give you a severe tongue lashing!
😆
@caesar-salad saidFor a specific instance, in this post
I think it would be good if the first alert would lock a post to prevent further editing, e.g., by a certain "member" who seems to enjoy some kind of special, protected status here.
https://www.redhotpawn.com/forum/spirituality/the-thumbing-hymn.186363/page-3#post_4247133
@divegeester originally wrote: "Pull your pants up. I'm not interested."
And this is someone who is in the RHP Beta Testers Club?
@caesar-salad saidFor example c-s some posters could find your avatar being a black circle anti-black, others could see it as pro-black, no one would know but you! 😉
I would think that's for feedback regarding the functionality of the website itself, not about the choices of particular members.
-VR