jaimito101 - beatin' a dead horse [warned]
Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 7:52 pm
Accused:
jaimito101
The accused are suspected of:
Numerous spurious posts
Beatin' a dead horse
Requiring volunteers to spend a disproportionate time responding to exclusively his/her needs
Game number(s):
n/a
Comments:
jaimito101 accused demonfork and King Herpes of abusive language in this thread. A month after it's creation, the thread was marked 'cleared', then later 'noted', and finally locked.
Not 2 hours after that thread was locked, jaimito101 creates this thread accusing demofork and King Herpes of exactly the same thing in exactly the same game.
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but one of the reasons mods lock threads is because they are turning into a flame/bait fest, and no longer have relevance to the site or the case at hand. Also, excessively creating threads is a forum-ban punishable offence, as was seen with the multiple threads created by monster10 in General Discussion. Couple this with the fact that owenshooter was banned for (amongst other things), "numerous spurious (...) posts, (...), beatin' a dead horse, and requiring our volunteers to spend a disproportionate time responding to exclusively [his] needs".
Do I need to go on here? There is not one precedent, but several, set that determine this behaviour of jaimito101 to be warning or ban worthy.
jaimito101
The accused are suspected of:
Numerous spurious posts
Beatin' a dead horse
Requiring volunteers to spend a disproportionate time responding to exclusively his/her needs
Game number(s):
n/a
Comments:
jaimito101 accused demonfork and King Herpes of abusive language in this thread. A month after it's creation, the thread was marked 'cleared', then later 'noted', and finally locked.
Not 2 hours after that thread was locked, jaimito101 creates this thread accusing demofork and King Herpes of exactly the same thing in exactly the same game.
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but one of the reasons mods lock threads is because they are turning into a flame/bait fest, and no longer have relevance to the site or the case at hand. Also, excessively creating threads is a forum-ban punishable offence, as was seen with the multiple threads created by monster10 in General Discussion. Couple this with the fact that owenshooter was banned for (amongst other things), "numerous spurious (...) posts, (...), beatin' a dead horse, and requiring our volunteers to spend a disproportionate time responding to exclusively [his] needs".
Do I need to go on here? There is not one precedent, but several, set that determine this behaviour of jaimito101 to be warning or ban worthy.