basicwiz opened this issue on Apr 18, 2014 · 88 posts
hornet3d posted Sat, 19 April 2014 at 2:35 PM
Quote - I run a small model railroad forum and I found that the best tool for dealing with those who cause trouble is putting that person on moderation for a time, where their posts have to be approved before they become public. I don't know if the Forum software here allows it, so it might not be feasible here. I have only ever banned blatant spammers and have only deleted a handful of posts in 7+ years. However, it is a small forum...
I was a member of a 16mm Model Railway forum and they ran a similar procedure although, in truth most personal attacks were picked up and corrected before such procedures were needed. Again though it was a very much smaller forum.
I can understand, and agree with personal attacks being deleted but often the attacks are the result of a dubious post. AmbientShade highlighted what I felt was a very valid point in that the number of personal attacks would be reduced if it was made clear what was fact and what was opinion. Everyone is entitled to their veiwpoint but attacking a peice of software on the basis you have some inside knowledge that you cannot divulge might just get someones back up.
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