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Valentin posted:because the policy here rewards posting which drives away posters, Sorry to take a meat cleaver to the rest of the post, but to me this is the really important bit of both your post and a major past and current (and future) criticism of dnd moderation. I think it would be useful to expand upon this (and other people have, in various ways). The sort of posting that drives away posters that I am both personally and policywise inclined to crack down on is low-content aggroposting, but it doesn't seem like that's your major complaint about current / koos regime dnd. i'll still reread the rest of the post but this is the part that my brain put bold font and sirens around
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# ¿ May 10, 2024 18:01 |
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Stringent posted:Out of curiosity about the reports system, when a post gets reported hitting the report button again brings up the this post has been reported dialogue. Is that on a timer or something, or is it just one report per post? It's just one report per post, and while one of the very few topics that will make me scream inchoately into the void until my throat gives out is the design of the reports subforum (and oh yes, my friends, it is a subforum), abolishing that restriction would kill every last one of us.
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# ¿ Mar 14, 2024 07:30 |
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Staluigi posted:sounds like the reporting system is comically braindead I actually like this one. If astral could implement it (and I'm not sure he easily can), maybe with an appended "this post has been reported by these X different accounts who number Y" or something. Avoids hilariously clogging the forum, achieves design goals.
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# ¿ Mar 14, 2024 23:41 |
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Bar Ran Dun posted:I wasn’t trying to be being polite when I asked earlier, How are you all doing? jokes aside this is a much less unpleasant environment than 2020 cycle (when, God help me, I signed up as an ik). We could use another one or two mods imo but I've seen
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