On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 1:37 PM, vvv vvv <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been letting this kid slide on his comments for months now. Usually I
> wouldn't bother you with asking if it's OK to ban someone but I am 100%
> positive if I banned this kid, he'd email you complaining about me being
> some sort of "mark" for "the WWPGE Universe." Every single day, he picks
> fights with anyone who has anything good to say about WWE, or anything bad
> to say about TNA. It's beyond aggravating not only to me, but other regular
> users of the comment board. It doesn't matter what the topic of the article
> is, it ALWAYS turns into WWE being PG...
>
> He's very clever about it, too. He consistently calls WWE fans "members of
> the WWPGE Universe". While not using profanity or outright name calling, he
> is CLEARLY talking down to people. If you look at his posting history
> you'll see exactly what I mean.
>
> If not an outright ban, can I at least set it so his posts have to be
> approved? I'm tired of having to moderate this persons messages every single
> day, in every single article. I should also mention that he accounts for a
> good percentage of our flagged comments also, and it's a terribly time
> consuming process to clear those out if you're not on top of it 24/7.
>
> Anyhow, hope all is going well...
> Tom
>
>
> I've been letting this kid slide on his comments for months now. Usually I
> wouldn't bother you with asking if it's OK to ban someone but I am 100%
> positive if I banned this kid, he'd email you complaining about me being
> some sort of "mark" for "the WWPGE Universe." Every single day, he picks
> fights with anyone who has anything good to say about WWE, or anything bad
> to say about TNA. It's beyond aggravating not only to me, but other regular
> users of the comment board. It doesn't matter what the topic of the article
> is, it ALWAYS turns into WWE being PG...
>
> He's very clever about it, too. He consistently calls WWE fans "members of
> the WWPGE Universe". While not using profanity or outright name calling, he
> is CLEARLY talking down to people. If you look at his posting history
> you'll see exactly what I mean.
>
> If not an outright ban, can I at least set it so his posts have to be
> approved? I'm tired of having to moderate this persons messages every single
> day, in every single article. I should also mention that he accounts for a
> good percentage of our flagged comments also, and it's a terribly time
> consuming process to clear those out if you're not on top of it 24/7.
>
> Anyhow, hope all is going well...
> Tom
>
>
From: Raj Giri <[email protected]>
To: vvv vvv <[email protected]>
Sent: Tue, December 14, 2010 1:22:06 PM
Subject: Re: Creature_of_the_Night ([email protected])
No, just leave him since he's not really breaking the rules.
Also, can you create a different login when you are participating in
debates? I've received a couple of complaints over the last couple of
weeks. Mods should be impartial, so it would probably be best to have
a separate login.
Also, if you make posts taking digs at stories on the site, use your
other login for those as well. It doesn't look good to have a mod make
fun of an article, etc. when you are part of the team.
Hope everything else is going well, thanks!
- Raj
WrestlingINC.com
To: vvv vvv <[email protected]>
Sent: Tue, December 14, 2010 1:22:06 PM
Subject: Re: Creature_of_the_Night ([email protected])
No, just leave him since he's not really breaking the rules.
Also, can you create a different login when you are participating in
debates? I've received a couple of complaints over the last couple of
weeks. Mods should be impartial, so it would probably be best to have
a separate login.
Also, if you make posts taking digs at stories on the site, use your
other login for those as well. It doesn't look good to have a mod make
fun of an article, etc. when you are part of the team.
Hope everything else is going well, thanks!
- Raj
WrestlingINC.com
What "team" is it that I'm a part of? You've never backed me on anything, and Mr. Ryan Clark's articles are spammed across the entire internet on every wrestling site that exists, including AT LEAST ONE that had Miley Cyrus jailbait pics. Maybe the problem lies in the reports and not the replies.
Also, if you consider that kid to not be breaking the rules, then you obviously don't mind him baiting people (trolling) on a daily basis. Aside from him, there's almost nobody on the site looking to argue for any extended period of time. The kid/guy/user constantly changes subjects... The news article could be about something as simple as time slots, and he manages to work in a "what should change is WWE's PG policy" comment that turns the whole thing upside down. What's the point of having a "flag comment" option if I have to approve all of them anyhow? It would save everyone a ton of time if you could just turn that off.
I have to be honest, when I asked if I could help, I didn't know that meant you wanted me to also STFU. Just as Creature_of_the_Night is following the rules, so am I. I haven't used foul language, I haven't used sexual innuendo, etc.... So if he's in the clear I don't see why I'm not. It bothers you more that I leave a negative comment in the "comments" section about an article, but you don't mind Ryan Clark calling Rosa Mendez's spanish promo "rambling"??? That is blatant racism, which you link to on your front page, for all to see.
On top of that, sir... I have to watch not only my own language, but others language as a moderator, when your site is posting up links to sex tapes? You're posting up links to amateur hardcore pornography and telling me that I shouldn't argue with kids about wrestling or critique a story?
Please.
I first asked you if I could help moderate because of the large amount of negative responses regarding Ryan Clark flooding the comments section. It's easy to see that not only did I manage to take care of that in only about a week, but he brought it about himself in the first place. After reading every article of his for the past few months I see that he does it on purpose. He has a clear agenda when it comes to certain issues, and he doesn't mind posting up what he knows to be false information, then re-posting it a day later, and then if you're lucky, he'll retract it a week later, and most likely with a snarky opinionated comment to close.
If you want your comment section to remain a place where people just argue like little children over "WWPGE" and "TNGAY" then that's up to you. I'm old enough to use an ad-blocker so I don't have to click through nonsense to read your site's "articles". If linking to pornography, false reports, and childish banter is what is bringing in revenue, then more power to you. If I'm not trusted enough to make decisions as simple as "ban troll from message board", then I don't see why you'd trust me to be a part of your "team" in the first place.
-Tom
Also, if you consider that kid to not be breaking the rules, then you obviously don't mind him baiting people (trolling) on a daily basis. Aside from him, there's almost nobody on the site looking to argue for any extended period of time. The kid/guy/user constantly changes subjects... The news article could be about something as simple as time slots, and he manages to work in a "what should change is WWE's PG policy" comment that turns the whole thing upside down. What's the point of having a "flag comment" option if I have to approve all of them anyhow? It would save everyone a ton of time if you could just turn that off.
I have to be honest, when I asked if I could help, I didn't know that meant you wanted me to also STFU. Just as Creature_of_the_Night is following the rules, so am I. I haven't used foul language, I haven't used sexual innuendo, etc.... So if he's in the clear I don't see why I'm not. It bothers you more that I leave a negative comment in the "comments" section about an article, but you don't mind Ryan Clark calling Rosa Mendez's spanish promo "rambling"??? That is blatant racism, which you link to on your front page, for all to see.
On top of that, sir... I have to watch not only my own language, but others language as a moderator, when your site is posting up links to sex tapes? You're posting up links to amateur hardcore pornography and telling me that I shouldn't argue with kids about wrestling or critique a story?
Please.
I first asked you if I could help moderate because of the large amount of negative responses regarding Ryan Clark flooding the comments section. It's easy to see that not only did I manage to take care of that in only about a week, but he brought it about himself in the first place. After reading every article of his for the past few months I see that he does it on purpose. He has a clear agenda when it comes to certain issues, and he doesn't mind posting up what he knows to be false information, then re-posting it a day later, and then if you're lucky, he'll retract it a week later, and most likely with a snarky opinionated comment to close.
If you want your comment section to remain a place where people just argue like little children over "WWPGE" and "TNGAY" then that's up to you. I'm old enough to use an ad-blocker so I don't have to click through nonsense to read your site's "articles". If linking to pornography, false reports, and childish banter is what is bringing in revenue, then more power to you. If I'm not trusted enough to make decisions as simple as "ban troll from message board", then I don't see why you'd trust me to be a part of your "team" in the first place.
-Tom