Thai-delight
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4-12-2017 21:42 |
My description of mister: The mod who is not a mod who should be a mod.
The new team might have a different interpretation of one-liners (new management, new rules), but it was always short stuff that added nothing. Back in the day, we had no issue with members asking the OP how much it cost in a reply. Engaging in conversation is a good thing and creates a sense of belonging. I used to love chatting with other members in threads, and we met up many times and used to report a lot. I loved reading the replies and replying to them more than the ratings I received. The one-liner nazis suck the life out of some threads because they think their way is the only way and, if people don't follow that, they need correction. Newbies are scared to say shit in fear of being punished. I go on several forums (and am a mod of one), and I see nothing like it here. | |
| Mister |
4-12-2017 23:03 |
Acceptance +3 |
Point well taken. This non-mod is retiring from the jackboot squad. Let a hundred one-liners bloom! >;-0 |
| daytripper |
5-12-2017 04:12 |
Acceptance +3 |
+100% |
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