Where Are the General Moderators???
26 February 2001 | 01:08 PM
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It is becoming apparent that several forums are being used for threads that really belong in other forums, yet nothing seems to be done about it anymore.
Saying that 'more people read general' kind of defeats the object of having other forums doesn't it? If it's an important announcement that may require immediate attention, fair enough.
Are Stuart and Moray still around?
Stef.
Saying that 'more people read general' kind of defeats the object of having other forums doesn't it? If it's an important announcement that may require immediate attention, fair enough.
Are Stuart and Moray still around?
Stef.
He needs some "counciling."
26 February 2001 | 01:22 PM
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I put my 'Trip to Mars' post on "General" as I thought that it was worthy of the attention of all - not just people who look at the "MuppetShow" or "Non-Scooby Related".
How often do you get the chance to send your name to another planet (other than Muppetland)?
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26 February 2001 | 04:27 PM
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I've got moderator rights in this section. Lost Internet access earlier today, so haven't been able to check since earlier in the morning 
Agree that there have been many posts recently which really should be in a different forum, so have done some tidying up and moved them to the "correct" place - they haven't been deleted.
I know people think that there are much more readers in the General section, and "I'll get a better response", but this isn't really the case at all. Most of the posts in the correct forums get a few replies, simply because someone answers with the correct info quite quickly, and you don't need 50 follow up posts.
Agree that there have been many posts recently which really should be in a different forum, so have done some tidying up and moved them to the "correct" place - they haven't been deleted.
I know people think that there are much more readers in the General section, and "I'll get a better response", but this isn't really the case at all. Most of the posts in the correct forums get a few replies, simply because someone answers with the correct info quite quickly, and you don't need 50 follow up posts.
26 February 2001 | 04:32 PM
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Hi Stef
Good point. Thanks for the heads-up.
John thanks for taking the initiative. Normally I don't feel that there is much need to be heavy handed on the "wrong forum" type of post, but...
over the last few days, it has been extraordinarily bad, which has kinda spoilt it a bit.
So good criticism stef. apologies.
Best regards
Simon
Good point. Thanks for the heads-up.
John thanks for taking the initiative. Normally I don't feel that there is much need to be heavy handed on the "wrong forum" type of post, but...
over the last few days, it has been extraordinarily bad, which has kinda spoilt it a bit.
So good criticism stef. apologies.
Best regards
Simon
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