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Allow players to object.
Why are threads continually deleted so the issue can be taken to the control I means support center? I am quite intested as to why since wouldn't placing all evidence of everything said be beneficial to the Graal community? Then if a player has an objection it can be dealt with while also allowing the help of peers and or staff and while this happened it could help prevent this issue from happening yet again? Yet another question I ask in my complete ignorance of issues. Would it be possible to create a court system in the forums where the players have authority or something of or in that forum? I believes that if they were to have the players report a post if they believe it is spam and 5 persons were to report a post it would be deleted if there reasons all agreed. Moderators then would simply be the "cops" of the forums who would simply deal with deleting the suggested posts and closing threads. Yet another of this one's unintelligent questions must not continue. Would it be allowable for the players to simply object to infractions or simply want to know the full reason for the moderators deleteion of their threads/posts? I would like to know how a little over 400 of my 1700 posts are considered spam. I have gone back and counted how many posts I would have if they were not deleted. Most importantly could they allow a thread /and or forums that is moderated by a player such as Sklyd or another player who is respected and on much such as Gerami/cronosaur who can moderate the forums the moderators are not allowed to view. I believe that many enjoy being able to take their anger out on staff without the staff's knowledge. The forum would only be moderated to remove links. There is nothing wrong with the staff being made fun of and the players could make fun of them so they would not personally attack them anywhere else. Many moderators would be protected or made fun of by players and it would relieve the players greatly. Lastly would it be possible for the players to object to the rules and have them changed. Any help on this including reading this post would be appreciated!:D
The stupid, Supernanny |
We are seen as whiney children.
And yes, while some of us are, the mods should use their own maturity and intelligence to weed through the immature users and the mature ones who bring up valid points. It's not that hard. But they continue to do it. That's why this thread will be closed/deleted and we'll both probably recieve infractions. |
I think they made discussing the rules illegal, since so many of us complained about it. I mean it's not like it's a problem on other forums, just here. FOR OBVIOUS REASONS.
Anyway, you can object to **** all you want. Just don't get yourself banned. |
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There really isn't anyway that we, the players, can fix it. It doesn't matter how many mature, well-thought out threads we make about changes that we want, there will be people who make stupid ones. The only change that can be made is by the mods. They have to realize that they can't punish everyone for a few stupid users. They have to use their own judgement, and treat the users how they deserved to be treated. While some users deserved to be treated like they are children, others do not. It alienates them and in turn only results in more complaints. It's a cycle that wont stop until some changes are made. |
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The forums weren't so bad in 2005, but 2004 was the beginning of suckage and 2006 has just been worse. Whatever. |
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I'm probably the only person with this opinion but I think the infraction system should just be removed, some of the rules (wont point out which) need to be changed/removed, and spark should be brought back. :/ |
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This idea is brilliant!
Why didn't someone higher up think of this first?!?! Supernanny, u rock :D |
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I guess a FAQ could be stickied somewhere (although there are far too many stickies already) with all the common questions posted (to then be closed) so it's easier, rather then routing through the rules to see if you've got grounds for posting, or going through the process of creating a support ticket. Quote:
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The changes can not be made unless moderators are open to the idea. Discussing the rules was never against the rules until people started making threads about it. If the threads are legit, there should be no problem with it. Such as this one, everyone has been very mature and has tossed around many ideas, but I still bet it's closed. The only way for the changes to be made is for the moderators to realize that most of us don't disobey the rules because we have nothing better to do. We have made many threads about rules changes, and on many different occasions they have let the threads stay open and discussion continue, but never once has a super-mod or admin been open to the idea of actually changing rules. The mods need to realize something very simple: You can't expect the users of the forum to be open minded about every rule in the book if you yourself aren't equally open to the open discussion and debate of changing and editing rules, in a realistic way. The only way to change is for the mods to start respecting the players. I realize they get a lot of disrespect thrown towards them, but there is no reason to punish everyone for it. |
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Pooper - Fix your post please, I have no idea what you're referring to.
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And what resulted from that? A rule disallowing discussion of the rules and a stricter, more bold warning/infraction system that has skyrocketed the number of bans over the past few weeks. I agree that everything should be handled in a mature way. However, we've tried that and things have only gotten worse. It's ridiculous. Quote:
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It would be cool if players could 'elect' fellow players for a moderator position.
Of course, someone would have to approve it. It just feels like there's no one up there supporting the players...the actual customers. Also, they won't ever take customer complaints seriously, not until they're close to bankruptcy. =( |
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basicly if your so unhappy with the mods and admins here i suggest you leave graal, and create a website that explains how/why graal isnt worthy of anyones visit. because with currupt staff at every turn and high mods who dont give a damn i dont see any major changes in the future, so that leaves the legal option of boycotting graal. |
But...nothing will get done
I've pretty much given up, if they want to **** their game up like this, let them. I'll ride this train till the end of the line. |
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I have no idea what's going on here.
But I do have some general advice regarding administration - not targetted at anyone in particular, just a snippet from the olde staff charter that, to my knowledge, was never properly revoked...nor transferred off the Original Classic, so it's in a twilight zone, but I digress. In the event of a corruption allegation, the accused administrator will be asked to explain their actions to a neutral tribunal, one which meets the approval of both parties. It will be generally accepted that this tribunal will not mislead the player in question, and so if the tribunal finds the administrator acted with good reason their judgement will stand, without the player in question necessarily learning the reasons behind it. Wordy, and there was more about punishment for abusing the appelate court and limitations on how often an administrator could be put on the blocks, but it meant that in cases where "Why was my stuffs deleted?!?", the evidence would be reviewed by Someone and an explanation rendered. The trouble, of course, was always Neutral Tribunals. Do you trust me to sit in judgement of Darlene? Does she? If I found her guilty, would anything happen? Would Ibonic work? Stefan and Unixmad certainly have the power, but do you trust them to fairly review your case? Do they have the time? Who watches the watchmen? We actually had judges once. Head19, I believe, same one used as Default RC. Horrible, ask Galen. |
I was asked to comment on this, I didn't take the time to read it because I have a feeling it's about moderating procedures. These are handed down by unixmad, and unless he changes his mind, will not change.
If you feel your thread was deleted erroneously, forum PM a mod and ask if you can recreate it. I see many threads closed for simply going off track, and if you have a valid topic, you may be able to reopen it. |
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Why have you all of a sudden turned into a big anti-moderation conspiracy theorist anyway? 75% of your posts I've seen recently have been whining and complaining about things. Sure they're not perfect, and you may not agree with what they do, but they do a good job when you realize that all they are doing is following what their boss tells them. |
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