Make the forum a better place.......for users and mods
09-06-2006, 04:58 PM
#11
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Originally Posted by cj krause
the ignore ability is already there. it has been since the beginning
go to the users profile you want to ignore and scan the page,,, it is there,,, has been there on the bar below where it shows their avitar and their pic.
add to buddy list on left and add to ignore list on the right
go to the users profile you want to ignore and scan the page,,, it is there,,, has been there on the bar below where it shows their avitar and their pic.
add to buddy list on left and add to ignore list on the right
i felt like some may have over looked this feature
09-06-2006, 06:36 PM
#14
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Originally Posted by trey1966
Ignorance is not an excuse to change the way things are.
09-06-2006, 06:42 PM
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I don't agree with the ignore button as an answer. When we joined we agreed to... well, you guys know the speach on that.
As a Moderator, I do not have that ignore option. We must read through all your stuff and that is part of our responsibilities. We may not always agree with reports submitted but have seen things getting out of hand.
I am not the only one that feels this way.
Yes, you are right Moderators are stuck in the middle! Our decisions don't always make 100% of the members happy.
If we are to continue the growth of this site, the guidelines need to be adhered to.
If we do not continue to draw members and keep them, this site may not be here for us to enjoy. Revenue generated from this site from memberships, site merchandise, advertising and Supporting Vendors fees pay for this site we all enjoy. JonyyB certainly doesn't do it for free.
As a Moderator, I do not have that ignore option. We must read through all your stuff and that is part of our responsibilities. We may not always agree with reports submitted but have seen things getting out of hand.
I am not the only one that feels this way.
Yes, you are right Moderators are stuck in the middle! Our decisions don't always make 100% of the members happy.
If we are to continue the growth of this site, the guidelines need to be adhered to.
If we do not continue to draw members and keep them, this site may not be here for us to enjoy. Revenue generated from this site from memberships, site merchandise, advertising and Supporting Vendors fees pay for this site we all enjoy. JonyyB certainly doesn't do it for free.
Last edited by SindyDix; 09-06-2006 at 07:03 PM. Reason: typo
09-06-2006, 06:49 PM
#18
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sindy my point is like in the dungeon "anything goes"
the ones complaining to the mods agreed to the terms i did they know the dungeon is anything goes. why take those threads/privledges away from those who can understand that its anything goes
the ones complaining to the mods agreed to the terms i did they know the dungeon is anything goes. why take those threads/privledges away from those who can understand that its anything goes
Well most folks that is. 