ChatterBank14 mins ago
Ban complainers
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There a few individuals who regularly complain about some questions being posted in Q & P, and they constantly refuse to accept the authority of the editors to allow these. The questions are from commercial quizzes - if they were from a charity quiz then there might be some moral justification for their complaints. The bottom line is they have absolutely no right to try to restrict how people use the internet or AB in particular. So I put it to you that you should consider banning them for persistent chastisement of posters who are asking legitimate questions or for constantly trying to undermine your own authority.
If banning them is a bit OTT then will you remove their replies if those are reported (maybe permit the first in any thread so that their view is registered)?
If only they would boycott this site and leave us in peace.
If banning them is a bit OTT then will you remove their replies if those are reported (maybe permit the first in any thread so that their view is registered)?
If only they would boycott this site and leave us in peace.
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they're entitled to their point of view. If some people are entitled to post questions, others are entitled to disagree with it. That's the internet for you.
00:54 Fri 19th Feb 2010
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sprinter53 - but it's ok for you to be arbiter of who says what on this site - "oooh get rid of that question it comes from our tufty club quiz".
And congrats on achieving your bit of internet censorship by getting that question deleted from another site. Must make you real proud to be up there with the Chinese government.
Who wants to be the arbiter of who says what on this site? You.
And congrats on achieving your bit of internet censorship by getting that question deleted from another site. Must make you real proud to be up there with the Chinese government.
Who wants to be the arbiter of who says what on this site? You.
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