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Re: Brickshelf censorship policy rules.....
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 2 Sep 2002 22:09:45 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Jonathan Dallas writes:
> Now everytime I upload a photo, the
> folder becomes private and no one can access my designs. T
One suggestion would be to make a new folder each time. That way when you
put up new content, the old folders will still be accessible. You could
have a main folder named "Layout" and then subfolders named "Update August
10, 2002", "Update August 25, 2002" . .. etc.
I do agree, though, that this is an annoying feature of the moderation
system, but this might be an acceptable bandaid solution.
> Here's a thought, what if you didn't moderate
> all of the files being uploaded. Instead add a review button that a viewer
> could push if he thought the image he was look at was inappropriate. When
> the viewer pushes the button the picture is then made non-public until or
> unless it has been reviewed.
I and others suggested such a thing when this all hit at the start of July.
At the time Kevin didn't think this would work. I think the main issue was
that if porn pictures were buried in a folder of bionicle models, most of
the AFOLs wouldn't necessarily ever click that folder when it showed up on
the "recent" page and so it would get seen by a bunch of kids before ever
getting clicked as inappropriate.
Bruce
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| I'd like to add a new topic to this discussion and to add my comments. I've started work on a train layout design for our club so I'm constantly updating photos in my layout folder. Now everytime I upload a photo, the folder becomes private and no (...) (22 years ago, 2-Sep-02, to lugnet.general)
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