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Re: Block user X from replying to a message by user Y
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lugnet.admin.suggestions
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Fri, 10 May 2002 22:49:59 GMT
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LUGNET Admin wrote:
> So far, it goes something like this:
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> New! LUGNET "Bickering Prevention" Policy
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> When I catch someone at useless bickering, or flaming, or having off-topic
> arguments in on-topic groups, or generating purely hostile noise that's a
> nusiance to the community, I will take action.
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> The person(s) involved will receive a time-out or chill-out period during
> which I hope they can calm down, "let it go," or take their argument into
> e-mail, or to r.t.l.
>
> This period would last at least 1 day, maybe 3, but probably not more.
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> Now, before Scott asks me: ;-)
> No, I won't write super-specific rules. or attempt to establish a "line" for
> those who wish to push it. There's no clear way to define such things, so
> it'll be based on common sense. and, I suppose, my own opinion and judgement.
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> That means there'll be times when I'll miss some fight or another and maybe
> it seems "unfair" to certain people. But... (sorry) that's just too bad. The
> needs of the many outweigh those of the few (who're bickering ones, at
> that), and I side with those visitors who come here only read the groups for
> relevant -content. And I don't see how a "laws and policing" system could work.
I think that sounds good. I don't think you'll miss anything significant
since what is a concern is things which start to brew out of control,
and those get noticed (and if you have a semi-formal policy, you'll get
helpful e-mails if you aren't noticing). The situation where someone
says something which gets a little under someone's skin, and they make a
snippy remark, and then the original poster apologizes or just keeps
their trap shut, and the whole thing dies, those are mostly OK.
I just want to add that I for one am really pleased that the Lugnet
administration is becoming visible and active again. It may take a while
for that to permeate to all aspects of Lugnet, but I think Lugnet is
going to recover some of it's luster as various issues (technical and
social) get addressed.
Frank
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