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Member details in set database moved to subpages
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lugnet.admin.database
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Wed, 7 Mar 2001 04:36:37 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.database, Duane Hess writes:
> I hate to resurrect this thread, but I've also noted another trend which
> disturbs me. I have been adding my name to the sets which I own, which
> means that I have been cycling through quite a few listings in the set
> database. I have run across several themes where a note has been left
> saying "X-THEME SUCKS!" I am all for posting notes about a set that you
> own, positive or negative, that's how people become informed. However,
> what I don't like is having graffiti scrawled a theme.
I don't like it either, especially when it shows up right in your face on
a set DB page. For reasons of server load and the above, I've moved the
notes and buy/sell/own listings to subpages that you can click up if you
want to see them. It won't censor "x-theme sucks" for you, but it moves it
further away from the first screen. Again, this wasn't done just because
some party pooper was writing "sucks" on some entries -- mainly it was for
speed of display and bandwidth. Some of the pages were getting excessively
huge, especially when viewing 10 full-view-mode sets at a time.
> [...]
> I think it would be helpful to have a small check in place that allows a
> LUGNET member to post a note about a model only if they own it, want it or
> want to sell it.
But would that really stop anyone?
> I find it distasteful to rummage through reference
> materials and see that type of defacing. I think that it reflects badly on
> LUGNET to have those comments available to general public. It might be time
> to wash the walls somehow.
I think it's bad too. If you notice anyone showing a pattern of doing it
a lot, let me know if you'd like to lodge a complaint and I'll raise the
issue with whoever is doing it.
--Todd
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