Warnings and Appeals Process?

Are all Warnings indefinite, or can they be fixed period?

Is there an appeals procedure?

Is there a complaints procedure for customers of this forum to complain about targeted over-moderation and unjustified deletion of relatively harmless posts, when more offensive material and spam posts are allowed to remain?

(17-01-2015 19:29 )Lotuseater Wrote:  customers of this forum

Customers? What goods or services have you purchased from the forum?

(17-01-2015 19:56 )tony confederate Wrote:  

(17-01-2015 19:29 )Lotuseater Wrote:  customers of this forum

Customers? What goods or services have you purchased from the forum?

(17-01-2015 19:29 )Lotuseater Wrote:  Are all Warnings indefinite, or can they be fixed period?

Is there an appeals procedure?

Is there a complaints procedure for customers of this forum to complain about targeted over-moderation and unjustified deletion of relatively harmless posts, when more offensive material and spam posts are allowed to remain?

Yes, you just apply to admin and you'll get your forum joining fee refunded...

(17-01-2015 19:29 )Lotuseater Wrote:  Is there a complaints procedure for customers of this forum to complain about targeted over-moderation and unjustified deletion of relatively harmless posts, when more offensive material and spam posts are allowed to remain?

Have you tried Ofcom?

If the Forum will reimburse me the cost of a big red stamp that says "DENIED", I will happily volunteer to sit on the Appeals Committee...

As a counter offer to Goodfella's post, I'm willing to send photos of either a thumbs-up or thumbs-down "Roman Emperor style" picture to indicate Appeals Committee outcomes FOR FREE.

Oh damnit, pigs don't have thumbs....that's my whole plan ruined

(17-01-2015 19:29 )Lotuseater Wrote:  Are all Warnings indefinite, or can they be fixed period?

Is there an appeals procedure?

I would guess that after a reasonable period of good behaviour you could ask to have a warning rescinded.

I am half expecting calls for a forum Court of Arbitration .

ancient chinese proverb: man who doesn't want to wake up to the smell of crap, shouldn't shit in his own bed.