New Automated Moderating Communication

[hakrev]

Erwin is the hardest working person online!

yes he certainly is

 

[TasManOfGod]

It certainly seems it might right many of the wrongs of the past

 

[Caedmon]

Erwin, I just wanted to remind you...

You rock.

 

[Susan]

This is absolutely great. I wish it had been insitituted long ago, when I had first suggested the idea.

 

[Ann M]

Erwin,

Have you booked that holiday yet?

 

[Western Deity]

^ I reckon. I saw him on at like 12:30 in the morning (Australia time and everything...ie. 30 minutes after midnight); he works too hard, but it is definitely appreciated.

 

[mycatspice]

I'm glad that we get the ability to appeal them now (or express our opinion) this keeps mods from being "delete happy" now.

 

[Richard]

I don't think many, if any, mods are delete happy.

 

[Alice the Sister]

Sorry for bringing back this dead topic, but I just now found out about it.

I like how it does mod edits, and stuff like that.

 

[Zacharias]

Wow! That's awesome!!!

 

[krstlros]

Great job Erwin. You rock.

 

[StarSapphire]

What about appeals? Can we still make those as well? I'd like to be able to appeal any warning/suspension/banning given to me by a prejudiced moderator.

No appeals for "unofficial warnings" that I can see. I heartedly agree with you.

 

[StarSapphire]

What gets me upset is anyone can have a "bad day" (even mods), and sometimes post something in anger.... and regret it later. But we do not get a chance to change it first, we just get "official warning" or "unofficial warning" with the post instantly deleted. Then we have to wear it for a year. This is so unChristian to me, a total lack of forgiveness for manmade rules. I am so glad that Jesus forgives me when I repent of anything I have done. It would cause me to rejoice if this site followed Jesus in truth. It is a good idea and plan basically, but lacks a few things such as forgiveness. Where is the forgiveness that Jesus taught?

 

[MQTA]

ok, where?

 

[Alice the Sister]

There's nothing in the bible about forgiving text on a screen, better luck next time