Aeolus451 said:
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Maybe, but blocking ain't happening I'm afraid. If you want to use it desperately ask the user gnac to help you out. Aside from that, there's not a lot we can do unfortunately.
Aeolus451 said:
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Maybe, but blocking ain't happening I'm afraid. If you want to use it desperately ask the user gnac to help you out. Aside from that, there's not a lot we can do unfortunately.
Mr Khan said: The name has non-pornographic meanings as well. We can just presume that. |
More often than not it is a pornographic meaning ...
We've already had to ban a few users who have been members for a while with inappropriate names. It caused a pretty big uproar.
Even now there are still members with inappropriate names that have been part of the community for a long while (hentai11 and jizz_beard), who should have been banned the moment they signed up (and of course allowed to make a different account). That was our fault, as it's not necessarily a black/white rule that we have since it's text and not images (although it goes against our overall Work-Safe content rules and we should have used that).
Now they're classic and intrenched members. So what do we do? It's still an ongoing debate. Some say bite the bullet, admit we goofed, but apply a Grandfather Clause to the older, more classic members. Others say that in fairness to the rules we need to be even handed and have the users make new accounts, despite how intrenched they are in the community.
Smeags said: We've already had to ban a few users who have been members for a while with inappropriate names. It caused a pretty big uproar. Even now there are still members with inappropriate names that have been part of the community for a long while (hentai11 and jizz_beard), who should have been banned the moment they signed up (and of course allowed to make a different account). That was our fault, as it's not necessarily a black/white rule that we have since it's text and not images (although it goes against our overall Work-Safe content rules and we should have used that). Now they're classic and intrenched members. So what do we do? It's still an ongoing debate. Some say bite the bullet, admit we goofed, but apply a Grandfather Clause to the older, more classic members. Others say that in fairness to the rules we need to be even handed and have the users make new accounts, despite how intrenched they are in the community. |
I understand the dillema, but if you are going to allow some people to have inappropriate names, whats the point of banning others and making them make new accounts? Just because they were there first? This seems like an all or nothing issue. Either you put your foot down and enforce it or you dont.
You arent going to please everybody whichever side you come down on, but the mods need to pick a side and stick with it.
gergroy said:
You arent going to please everybody whichever side you come down on, but the mods need to pick a side and stick with it. |
Grandfather clause is a good part of what we do here. It's probably the only reason snesboy never gets perma'd, for one.
It is not hypocritical to appreciate the past while regulating the present differently, like all of the tributes i see to my city's old negro league baseball team around here.
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
Mr Khan said:
Grandfather clause is a good part of what we do here. It's probably the only reason snesboy never gets perma'd, for one. It is not hypocritical to appreciate the past while regulating the present differently, like all of the tributes i see to my city's old negro league baseball team around here. |
Ok, look at it this way. What problem are you trying to solve by making people start new acounts that have inappropriate names? If you allow some people to be grandfathered in, have you solved the problem? If the problem is still there and you arent going to do anything about it, what is the point of cracking down on newer members?