Now that flame wars is gone it looks as if CC is taking a kinder stance towards forum activity. The current definition of a flame is
Night Strike wrote:Flames are posts or parts of posts which, directly or indirectly, insult, belittle, bully, name-call, or otherwise attack another user.
Concise description:
Flaming needs to be far more strictly enforced with much tougher rules towards flaming. Here is something I am thinking:
1. Every flame will be mod-edited no matter how petty it may be
2. Every flame comes with a official warning, quickly amounting to a ban
Specifics:
Flaming rules changed to something basically along the lines of
1. Every flame will be mod-edited no matter how petty it may be
2. Every flame comes with a official warning, quickly amounting to a ban
This will improve the following aspects of the site:
This site seems to be taking a friendlier attitude and this will help accomplish that
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Sailorfail, just get over yourself. You're coming over as nothing but a wannabe moderator, and, if anything, it's only hurting your chances of acquiring such a position. Stop posting this useless crap that will never get considered / implemented.
sailorseal wrote:Now that flame wars is gone it looks as if CC is taking a kinder stance towards forum activity. The current definition of a flame is
Night Strike wrote:Flames are posts or parts of posts which, directly or indirectly, insult, belittle, bully, name-call, or otherwise attack another user.
Concise description:
Flaming needs to be far more strictly enforced with much tougher rules towards flaming. Here is something I am thinking:
1. Every flame will be mod-edited no matter how petty it may be
2. Every flame comes with a official warning, quickly amounting to a ban
Specifics:
Flaming rules changed to something basically along the lines of
1. Every flame will be mod-edited no matter how petty it may be
2. Every flame comes with a official warning, quickly amounting to a ban
This will improve the following aspects of the site:
This site seems to be taking a friendlier attitude and this will help accomplish that
Forum activity will be more pleasant
Flamers will likely leave the site
First of all, ignore the wannabe flamers in this thread...they're just upset still over the recent decision and it will take them a bit to ease down from it (understandably, I suppose).
However, I do tend to agree with Bones. Tighter rules aren't necessary, but consistent enforcement and good clarification of them are. I would also add that the current forum rules on flaming should be applied to in-game flaming. There's no reason for inconsistency between the two. I believe that with the consistency and clarification (so everyone knows where things stand), it will be good.
Woodruff wrote:I would also add that the current forum rules on flaming should be applied to in-game flaming. There's no reason for inconsistency between the two.
No thanks, we don't need any thought police around here, that's what the 'Foe list' is for. Further more, no harm is done where consent is given, if two players want to engage each other in a slanging match for the fun of it, they can. If clans want to engage each other in rowdy banter during a clan match they can. It's only a problem when some loud mouth fool picks an argument with someone who just isn't interested(Read: GENERAL STONEHAM), then THAT is a matter for the mods.
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