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Should He Be Removed?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It's all very well for you to say 'move on', jim. You're holding the clean end of the *** stick.
We're repeatedly told that Mods have to write a report justifying their actions and the Ed reads all those reports. (so must agree with the Mod's action)
Both of those stories can't be true unless Mods are accidentally writing a report to go with these 'accidents'.
Incidentally, the same Mod tells us that Mods can't remove posts from threads they're involved in.
One of you needs to go on a refresher course.
We're repeatedly told that Mods have to write a report justifying their actions and the Ed reads all those reports. (so must agree with the Mod's action)
Both of those stories can't be true unless Mods are accidentally writing a report to go with these 'accidents'.
Incidentally, the same Mod tells us that Mods can't remove posts from threads they're involved in.
One of you needs to go on a refresher course.
One of the advantages of having a good memory, I suppose, Naomi. I remember what people have said about it in the past, always helps to know something.
I'm not sure what Spicey meant about mods being unable to delete posts in threads they're involved in. I thought the mod who said that merely meant that they personally don't.
I'm not sure what Spicey meant about mods being unable to delete posts in threads they're involved in. I thought the mod who said that merely meant that they personally don't.