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Suggestion: Formal Complaints Procedure against Mods

chewb · 2003-11-15 17:44:40

There presently isn't a formal one. Even a sticky somewhere how to go about it in an acceptable-to-all fashion might suffice. BTW, I personally am only making a suggestion. Not inviting any sort of flame war etc.

15-11-2003 5:44pm

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chewb

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There presently isn't a formal one. Even a sticky somewhere how to go about it in an acceptable-to-all fashion might suffice.

BTW, I personally am only making a suggestion. Not inviting any sort of flame war etc.

Post edited by Shield on December 2021

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#2 15-11-2003 5:50pm

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and what events on boards.ie have shown you that the modship of boards and subsequent problems of certain modships show the need for a Formal Complaints Procedure against Mods...

because i cannot see one...apart from leashing Par and "no pr0n Azezil" every now and again!

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#3 15-11-2003 5:58pm

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I'm not convinced that we need a formal procedure, but I would phrase it as follows:

"If you have a difference of opinion with a Moderator and attempts to resolve the dispute with that Moderator have proved fruitless, then explain the grievance on either Admin / Support or Feedback / Suggestions. Since disputes are inevitable on boards, be advised that bickering or frivolous complaints will be viewed as timewasting and will not help your complaint."

Which is basically what I advised you to do via PM a while ago when you asked me how to go about it. I don't see a complaint about anyone. I think you have wasted enough of our time, so if you have something to say then say it on whichever forum serves your purpose best.

"Hi, ecksor, I'd like to draw your attention to something so that you can help me out, how should I go about that."

"Post it here."

"Hm, I don't like that way, I'm going to ask other people who aren't ecksor what the best way to communicate with ecksor is. That is bound to help."

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#4 15-11-2003 6:04pm

chewb

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As I said ecksor, I'm not inviting any flames etc. You informed me in a PM, and I'm suggesting that your advice be put in a Sticky or FAQ for the benefit of others. That's all.

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#5 15-11-2003 6:08pm

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Ok, fair enough.

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#6 15-11-2003 6:24pm

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Pity we never got the Paddy20 forum going to recalibrate those errant Mods.

PaDDEEEEH we need ya !

M

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#7 15-11-2003 7:16pm

DeVore

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What part of "No" wasnt clear.

Strike 2.

DeV.

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