Quizzes & Puzzles13 mins ago
Ed-Ing And Mod-Ing
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I fully understand that it's the Ed's site and them's the site rules...
..just for clarity though, are there a generally agreed set of standards between various Eds and Mods about what is an acceptable posting and what isn't, and are they - more or less - evenhandedly applied?
..just for clarity though, are there a generally agreed set of standards between various Eds and Mods about what is an acceptable posting and what isn't, and are they - more or less - evenhandedly applied?
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" rights of free speech in the UK........."
LOL... DT, if you want to exercise those rights you are more than welcome to set-up and run your own website and say whatever you want..... while you are posting on a site that you are not paying for your free speech is at the discretion of the people that do pay for the site (or their chosen operatives)
LOL... DT, if you want to exercise those rights you are more than welcome to set-up and run your own website and say whatever you want..... while you are posting on a site that you are not paying for your free speech is at the discretion of the people that do pay for the site (or their chosen operatives)
Just to clarify sloopy, I'm a rugby referee not kissba.....sorry, I mean football.
Rugby referee's tend to explain their decisions, for the benefit of the spectators as much as the players.
They also do not suffer nor tolerate the verbal abuse or backchat that football refs do.
When I referee my son's games his team mates know that if they question ANY decision I've made they'll lose 10 yards. Ironically, the team captain is the worst offender, but he doesn't do it verbally, he just looks at me with a feigned puzzled look and gives it 'the Gallic shrug'.
10 yards, straight away.
He'll learn.
Rugby referee's tend to explain their decisions, for the benefit of the spectators as much as the players.
They also do not suffer nor tolerate the verbal abuse or backchat that football refs do.
When I referee my son's games his team mates know that if they question ANY decision I've made they'll lose 10 yards. Ironically, the team captain is the worst offender, but he doesn't do it verbally, he just looks at me with a feigned puzzled look and gives it 'the Gallic shrug'.
10 yards, straight away.
He'll learn.
As I said earlier, the modding on here is perplexing at the very least, with an awful lack of consistency.
Does anyone remember the Tourette's thread? Some mods had posted on it, it was all fairly polite, some forthright, contrasting views and differences of opinion but no nastiness or bitching.
100+ posts and it gets pulled because one user started to take it slightly awry but again, there was nothing untoward in it. But it wasn't good enough to remove that users posts, oh no, the whole thread had to go.
Yet you look at some of the utter rubbish that goes ad nauseum, ad infinitum elsewhere and it just demeans the site, IMHO.
Does anyone remember the Tourette's thread? Some mods had posted on it, it was all fairly polite, some forthright, contrasting views and differences of opinion but no nastiness or bitching.
100+ posts and it gets pulled because one user started to take it slightly awry but again, there was nothing untoward in it. But it wasn't good enough to remove that users posts, oh no, the whole thread had to go.
Yet you look at some of the utter rubbish that goes ad nauseum, ad infinitum elsewhere and it just demeans the site, IMHO.