JWeinCom said:
This is a well known problem in law. Making rules that are very rigid makes them easy to skirt. I.e. if you ban a certain word people use synonyms. Making laws that are too open to interpretation make it harder to sidestep the rules but may allow too much discretion to whoever is enforcing them. I doubt that the mods of a gaming forum, who do not actually make the rules, are going to resolve this problem. If this actually causes a problem in practice then the rap example does not show it as nothing so benign has, to my knowledge, lead to moderation. |
Are you saying the mods can't change or rewrite the rules? Because if that's true then this entire discussion is pointless. As the rules are written now they are entirely too vague and open-ended so that a moderator's individual bias ultimately decides who gets banned and who doesn't. BTW I really don't like that you said I should be banned for my paragraph on trans issues, while you spent about as much time arguing abortion. We both had the intention to move the discussion forward but for whatever reason I get accused of wanting to derail a thread and you get a pass? I really don't like it when other users assume they can read the mind of another poster and accuse them of something they didn't intend to do. Anyway it's extremely frustrating to me when you wanted more examples but become the example yourself.







