Why some people just shouldnt be allowed on Forums
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by suff on 27-01-08 10:56 PM Hi Guys Unprovoked moronic actions.. People, surely this is a wake up call.. forums are for the sharing of information and common knowledge, not acts of downright stupidity! Sorry, rant over, just people get my goat sometimes! Chris |
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by Kevlar GT on 28-01-08 06:25 AM A high percentage of threads contain unprovoked 'moronic' actions. Seems to be a part of the Ozliberty culture. |
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by CRUISN on 28-01-08 07:30 AM I agree with the fact that PM's like that are unnecessary, being on the end of a few from one now banned member. |
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by regashi on 28-01-08 09:22 AM Contact admin and or a moderator if you have any issues regarding any members here. |
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by Kosti on 28-01-08 08:41 PM I assume u've notifed one of the MODs since it's been edited ? |
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by theprotest on 28-01-08 08:45 PM
Nothing further to be said. Feel free to air your greivances with me or one of the other moderators. You can find out who is a moderator here; http://www.ozliberty.com/forums/showgroups.php Cheers, Nik |
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by regashi on 28-01-08 08:54 PM protestemonial.
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by Soop on 28-01-08 09:00 PM What kind of immature stupidity is that? |
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by theprotest on 28-01-08 09:02 PM I think we all know where we need to head with this. |
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by Soop on 28-01-08 09:05 PM what's some things that can be done to "make things right"? |
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by regashi on 28-01-08 09:08 PM
Hi Mr Kettle. I'm Mr Pot. Look, I think what the issue is, that when people of late post threads where they ask "what do you think of my blahblahblah", and all of a sudden, people post what they think, they're sometimes in for a bit of a rude shock. I mean, we all have our differences in opinions as to what's best, but that's just it. We all have our own opinions. Throw into the mix of it all with how people are misinterpreted on the internet, and then it all becomes a sudden ricer deathmatch. I think its about time people became a little more relaxed about things. I mean, really, its the internet. Not your loved one hanging by a thread on life support on ICU. So stop acting like it is! |
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by Soop on 28-01-08 09:10 PM What? |
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by Soop on 28-01-08 09:12 PM So what's your point? |
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by theprotest on 28-01-08 09:14 PM I know I'm as guilty as the next bloke. Maybe before hitting reply, just ask yourself, is this really adding value to the thread? You don't have to like everybody - life doesn't work like that. |
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by Soop on 28-01-08 09:22 PM
I completely understand what you mean here. But it has to go both ways, people will always misinterpret things over the Internet, because tone of voice and sarcasm doesn't convey well in text. So perhaps before giving an opinion in response to a question, or being prompted for an opinion. People should take a quick second and just think, how could this be perceived. How could my opinion be better structured so as not to be perceived as being derogatory. Simple things like this can lead to a much more relaxed atmosphere. |
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by Guest on 29-01-08 03:35 AM
Sweet cleanup time you want to be the first to leave ? with attitudes like that please dont let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.... so either like it here or go i am not fused ![]() Cheers Nath |
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by B484 on 29-01-08 04:57 AM
Wow. That's some quality admin work there. Back on point. I Posted some pics of my new rims a while ago and at the time I had a stripe down the side of the car. Despite the fact that not one person liked the stripe, there was no sledging or abuse to be seen, just simple "stripe is stupid, remove" (has been removed BTW). All I'm trying to say is that it's easy to post an opinion without turning it into a personal attack. Personal attacks seem to be all the go these days. (I mean someone following up with a PM is a bit far. Too many hero biscuits maybe?) |
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by regashi on 29-01-08 07:55 AM
Sorry Nathan, but I have to agree with B484. Having an attitude like that, it could hardly be described as being productive. We do have in fact very good members here who do contribute a rather lot to the collective, but its been brewing for a long time.... this dissatisfaction of the whole place. I believe the root of all of these problems stems from the administration. We had thought that on your sudden "Arrival", Nath, that you would straighten things out a bit. We thought that you were different. We thought that you were one of the few that didn't have a chip on their shoulder. We thought you were down to earth, and a straight out sort of guy. The type of administration we so desperately need on these forums. I'm now beginning to think that perhaps that I was wrong, and that you're just like the rest of the arrogant, inconsiderate, vindictive and unrelenting ones. I mean, imagine, a separate profile created to purposefully harass people if they stepped out of line? Hiding behind the security of an anonymous user only to use it to make an absolute jackass of yourself, only to log back in on your original user to behave like nothing has ever happened? In the real word, that's a serious mental health problem referred to as "Bipolar Disorder", and is treated with medication. So, how about instead being part of the problem, that I challenge you to be part of the solution. Instead of being stand off like, that you be the first to offer the olive branch? How about looking after your established members as well as you do the "n00bs"? Alex out. |
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by MY02B4 on 29-01-08 08:35 AM As a long time contributor to this forum, I thought i'd throw in my few words. I think I was one of the first few people to join up having relied on the yahoo forums prior to the launch of OzLiberty. Lately there has been more off topic talk more than anything else. Have a look at all the posts that have been made recently, they dont go past 2 pages. Then have a look at those that do and its usually about some noob asking their opinion on a mod they did and the rest is just flaming. To me when noobs ask for an opinion, they're not asking for insults or personal attacks. If neons, 20" wheels, spinners, business shirts dont tickle your fancy then just say you dont like them but so many people are out there for blood and they get their jollies out of singling out the noobs. |
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by Akira on 29-01-08 09:08 AM
Have you any evidence of the above mentioned 'dual personalities?' Im just curious to see what the above claims are based upon? |
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by Kevlar GT on 29-01-08 09:15 AM I can't see why "The Cheese" is such a drama here and yet on Ricks 'other site' it is accepted by one and all, mind you so was the swear filter and other such things implemented to assist with the administration of the site, albeit with some teething issues. |
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by Guest on 29-01-08 02:31 PM
Alex, It has gotten to a point where trying to make the positive almost impossible. As i have said to you i look to the senior members for help with the forum. But i am constantly seeing the senior members the first once to show no self control. So where am i to look ? My reference to leave and goto anothet site ... look at RSLC and others honestly answer me this would they put up with half of the rot that goes on here and is left alone ? no bosko and others would bounce your butt from the door no warning no explanation no nothing banned simple as that. Ok we took a positive step and made XXb4XX a mod ....now it seems you have made him "one of them" wheres the sense in that ? Nik theprotest a mod same comment "one of them" i am trying to get you guys to help out rather than me being the be all of end all and you guys show no repsect for the use of a better term " one of your own " No hiding here mate ... this is me no other usernames just me spade a spade call it how i see it sorry if that offends you but thats me. My biggest problem is that this place if provided to you guys and you treat it with the utmost contempt. But i will not give up and chuck in the towel like the others. Now the olive branch .... you guys arent kids you are big boys now..... i have made public post after public post and had a grand total of 10 positive emails with suggestions and to date 63 pms and 4 emails with only negatives about this person and that person and anything else. If there was something with merit and constructive in them i would be all ears but there isnt I shouldnt have to hold your guys hands you know how this works. You should be leading by example not be infamous by example. If you guys/girls can self moderate provide positive or constructive crititism make it a place people want to come back to and hang around i will site back and get more important things happening like the WIKI and upgrade the forum. So the branch is there .... lets see who is willing to help. Cheers Nath |
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by alexxx on 29-01-08 02:43 PM 1. Have some respect.
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by dylanf on 29-01-08 03:25 PM
Showing your age there huh Alex
All have been very valid points. It would be a big disappointment to see Ozliberty go that's for sure. I think the reason why there has been so much off topic talk here lately is because there is already quite a lot of info on here, and I have noticed that people are starting to use the search and dig out old threads more often these days. I do think that people taking peoples opinions to heart a little too often on here, and where feedback is asked for - it is certainly received both good and bad. Some people are better at dealing with that negative feedback than others. Overall I think there are some people on here who really do need to do maybe even just a little bit of research up before posting up a very common, and already covered question. As far as I am aware, people like that may get poop dumped on them at the start - but after a while (if they hang around and just get over the fact that they asked a silly question) the 'regulars' or the rest of the 'community' on here opens up to them and accepts them. I don't think people necessarily have to worry about contributing to the site / content greatly at first - simply sussing it all out and getting your footing and watching from the sideline is a great way to familiarise yourself with the people on here and topics that are discussed. Doing this may help people to not get their panties in a twist when someone disagrees with a mod they've done. Some people join up here that are active members in other forums, and some will pick up on this straight away and welcome them with open arms, or just notice that they are a new member. Either way I think that new users (given even just a tiny bit of manners) can actively participate in this site from day one, and not run in to any problems. Overall I think some of the moderating on this site is a little over the top, generally speaking (as someone who seems to stay out of trouble on here) from my opinion it is ok, some members seem to cop it left right and center (one in particular) for what I view as completely unjust and not deserved in the slightest. Whilst there may be some tongue in cheek humor from the individual I am talking about, at the end of the day it is to be expected given the history. |
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by weezer on 01-02-08 05:50 PM The real problem has be boredom. With 5000+ members, how many have less than 5 posts? How many are spambots? How many just sign up to sell their WRX gear? |
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