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kirby007 on 06 February 2019

@rol how sure are you i had a few struggles with fishyjoe that used to be there in the time that weezy and leoj got permabanned

 

Kinda in the same way all users were online on 17 april 2017



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Pemalite on 07 February 2019

I think they should remain... Failure to remember and learn from history means that you are more likely to repeat it.

Even though old moderation's aren't really leveraged in new incidents in weighing up a decision... I think it's still good to have as we can make comparisons to a users behavior over time and have a chat with them to try and steer them in the appropriate direction that would benefit all parties.

It's also a good laugh/talking/banter point between people.



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TruckOSaurus on 07 February 2019
CGI-Quality said:
DroidKnight said:

Would that not remove the incentive to improve one's self if there is no redemption?

 Depends on the infraction, date it was committed, and user in question. Using myself as an example, I've only ever had a sig length moderation (Warning). That was back in '08. Unless I've continued to do such a thing 11 years on, removing it would be offering a form of forgiveness. I compare it to expunction. *Note: I will not have it removed, as there is no need. 

And since that day I've been looking at you differently, like you're damaged goods now. Of course, a few years later, I also got a warning for sig length so I changed my stance to it not being a big deal.

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Angelus on 07 February 2019

I don't think moderations should be taken off the record, personally. It's just an unnecessary bit of work for the mod team to keep track of something that ultimately isn't very meaningful. Those mild infractions one would consider for removal are going to be either so far in someone's past, or such a minor blip on the radar of that individuals moderation history, that it frankly shouldn't be much of concern to anyone that they're there. The mod team wouldn't look at them and hold them over someone's head for future moderation, and said individual should have no reason to obsess over some little slap on the wrist from way back when. The only moderations worth expunging are ones that are legitimately unearned. Anything else is honestly a bit of a waste of time imo.



Carl on 08 February 2019

Nah, there's no real reason or benefit to removing old moderations unless those moderations were mistakes and have been overturned.



                            

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kirby007 on 08 February 2019

Whats the stance these days on insulting people not on this website?



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vivster on 08 February 2019
CGI-Quality said:
kirby007 said:
Whats the stance these days on insulting people not on this website?

 Depends on a number of factors:

Who it is
What the insult is

Why? Are you planning to insult someone? :P

Maybe he means that certain someone who is going around and calling people idiots and fat pieces of shit.



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kirby007 on 08 February 2019

I wasnt planning something specific its just that i want to know limits,
Calling a group of like minded people a circlejerk for example or calling a celeb whose nudes got leaked a moron or a politician a fucking joke



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kirby007 on 08 February 2019
CGI-Quality said:
kirby007 said:
I wasnt planning something specific its just that i want to know limits,
Calling a group of like minded people a circlejerk for example or calling a celeb whose nudes got leaked a moron or a politician a fucking joke

 On the site, it would obviously be a problem (albeit: context, but still). If ever in considerable doubt, just don't post it, or bring it up in here.

And offsite? Like for example the kkk or scientology



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Pemalite on 08 February 2019
kirby007 said:
I wasnt planning something specific its just that i want to know limits,
Calling a group of like minded people a circlejerk for example or calling a celeb whose nudes got leaked a moron or a politician a fucking joke

Why do you need limits? Why can't people just be respectful irrespective of outlet?



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