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SilverBoat -> RE: Rush Limbaugh, must be so proud of himself... (3/6/2012 7:41:42 PM)
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FR: To nobody in particular: quote:
ORIGINAL: VideoAdminGamma I encourage all members to report posts they actual believe is a violation. We cannot read all posts in all sections, and someone messaged me to let me know about this one (meaning the comment quoted below). Thanks for being a part of CollarMe, VideoAdminGamma quote:
ORIGINAL: SilverBoat quote:
ORIGINAL: VideoAdminGamma Fast reply I have pulled some posts that were violations. I have also had to pull the posts that quoted or replied to them, the ones that quoted or replied to them, and the dominos fell. If you did not receive mail, and would like a copy of your post, please contact me. Thank you for being a part of CollarMe, VideoAdminGamma Perhaps there should be some clearer guidelines about what exactly constitutes a violation: Apparently it's totally okay for certain posters to directly attack others' character, such as repeatedly posting things like "You hate ... You hate ... based upon what I've seen, you would fit in with the "Party of the People (that hate). However, it's apparently not okay at all for other posters to suggest that some rightwingers somewhere might be somewhat lunatic because they post extremist rhetoric against not only the leftish posters here but against the moderates here and in public office. Would VAG care to explain what the precise criteria for TOS violations are in those cases? The guideline described should be reasonable to any reasonable person when consistently reported and enforced. However, in this case the deleted post did not accuse any poster to these forums of anything at all. It merely laid out specific critique as applied to a general description of a political demographic. Perhaps in this case somebody apparently decided that it applied too unflatteringly or perhaps too inconveniently to themself. Disclaimer, the following is a general statement about people in general, and is only intended to apply to society or groups in general: Frankly, I'd expect that any person who considered or protrayed themselves as 'dominant' should be able to address conflicts of opinions or differences of reasoning, by responding in an egalitarian or better manner, including engaging in direct and civil discussion with the persons with whom they'd disagreed, instead of resorting to situational scheming and leverage. YMMV of course, but to some extent that could parallel in some ways how Limbaugh's rhetorical abuses and subsequent responses evolved during recent events. (And that should, politely, return dialogue towards the OP's topic of this thread.)
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