Hey, just wanted to throw down some thoughts here un-anonymously and point out some echoed responses to this subject matter. Doing this in Feedback rather than in Supporters or among staff because I feel like it's something we could all pitch in on.
I feel like some of the users who migrated here from the ED forums have been given the blind eye recently when it comes to moderation. Previously there was one who had been creating multiple sock accounts that I had been heavy-handed with rebanning and kept suppressed. Since then however, we had a bit of a standstill followed by Null messing around with them and eventually agreeing to help fix their mess of a forum. All good.
Given that he had taken an interest with this group personally, I went completely hands-off with moderating them and wrote it off as his own little pet project I shouldn't interfere with. Still cool.
The issue comes about when no one cleans up after them. They are treated much lighter than the rest of the userbase and don't seem to have to play by the same rules. Obviously this is a massive blanket statement to make, as it is more so only a select few. But it's still a trend people have noticed.
These are worded a bit harshly, but the idea is the same. Figured bringing this to light here myself might give this decently widespread opinion a bit more attention than if someone else had done it.
TL;DR - It would be chill &/or realistic to be given the green light on equal rule enforcement of certain ED associated users.
I feel like some of the users who migrated here from the ED forums have been given the blind eye recently when it comes to moderation. Previously there was one who had been creating multiple sock accounts that I had been heavy-handed with rebanning and kept suppressed. Since then however, we had a bit of a standstill followed by Null messing around with them and eventually agreeing to help fix their mess of a forum. All good.
Given that he had taken an interest with this group personally, I went completely hands-off with moderating them and wrote it off as his own little pet project I shouldn't interfere with. Still cool.
The issue comes about when no one cleans up after them. They are treated much lighter than the rest of the userbase and don't seem to have to play by the same rules. Obviously this is a massive blanket statement to make, as it is more so only a select few. But it's still a trend people have noticed.
Anonymous said:
These are worded a bit harshly, but the idea is the same. Figured bringing this to light here myself might give this decently widespread opinion a bit more attention than if someone else had done it.
TL;DR - It would be chill &/or realistic to be given the green light on equal rule enforcement of certain ED associated users.
