I understand that I'm not the most popular or well liked member of this forum. Hell I'm a conservative republican, who's not afraid to stand up for his faith or his God. and that makes me controversial.
No way, I think your a good choice, I just felt like you needed some unfair bs thrown your way before you start to achieve balance.
I should also point out, that suggestion is just how I would have handled it hypothetically with the information I have today, hindsight is 20/20, and this isn't a forum like Tech where I am used to so my advice is only as good as that.
Krom wrote:In your shoes, operating under the current policies I would still have edited the post, just I would have left a polite and neutral note pointing out that the filter wasn't working and that you have notified the admins to correct it.
Thank you for the advice Krom and the elegant way you presented it. I will definately remember it when the time comes for me to use it during my career.
just the profanity was deleted, the post was left intact.
And following your example, I did exactly what you did but the roof didn't cave in on you. Why? I just want to understand the difference between the two examples. I would like to hear it from you, not Koolbear.
Bee
I simply told people that whining about it would be met with a nice "STFU"
I can be nice and reasonable a lot of the time, but when a user thinks it's funny or a good idea to test me (hurr hurr i'm gonna mess with the mod because I can or because I don't like him ruining my fun) I become raw and get right in their face about it.
*note: poking a mod into taking action isn't cool, funny or 'the in thing to do'. it makes you look like a jackass, a jerk and ruins the thread for everyone else.
Bet51987 wrote:I found this yin yang in an old Chinese museum but it doesn't look quite right.
Bee
ROFL now that's some funny ★■◆●
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