Judging by my chat logs somewhere between 5 Minutes and 12 hours. But most of the time 9 hours because I guess that is the time zone difference between you and me. So what is your point?
That to much reliance on an automod. And for some reason you think I reworded my Iran America question but I didn’t. Then I asked a questiion about modding and that got removed. Are people actually reporting this stuff? Or is it just automod like reddit? How come there is not an option for questioning it that goes to the whole mod team? And like you said 5 minutes to 12 hours, by then the question isn’t healthy enough to keep alive anymore. Because your automod was dictating it. How about get rid of the stupid thing? I signed up for my mod jobs and it’s like volunteering, if you don’t show up to your gig, how long will they keep you? Please do tell me how the Iran / America post got removed for rule 5? It never incited anything, it was no baiting, or had an agenda or whatever sealioning is. That would be the exact same thing as asking Why did the Brits give two shits about America? or something akin to that. I live in a world of follow through, say your going to do something then do it.
Your iran post was very much running against one of the rules. You might wanna reread that rule in specific. No mod or user can guess your intent, only the wording and subject matter.
And yes, I did report it on that basis. And you gotta know by this point that I didn’t do so in bad faith because I like having you around the fediverse. I’ve said as much multiple times publicly.
Truth is though, you do stream of consciousness when you post. You don’t really filter anything or think it out. That has benefits for sure, but it also means that some of your posts and comments can be badly constructed. Which is fine! Again, I think I’ve defended that publicly a couple of times, and I know I’ve done so in meatspace conversations. It does mean that sometimes those posts and comments can be problematic, and that’s what mods are for, to examine a discussion and make a decision about its merits.
Judging by my chat logs somewhere between 5 Minutes and 12 hours. But most of the time 9 hours because I guess that is the time zone difference between you and me. So what is your point?
That to much reliance on an automod. And for some reason you think I reworded my Iran America question but I didn’t. Then I asked a questiion about modding and that got removed. Are people actually reporting this stuff? Or is it just automod like reddit? How come there is not an option for questioning it that goes to the whole mod team? And like you said 5 minutes to 12 hours, by then the question isn’t healthy enough to keep alive anymore. Because your automod was dictating it. How about get rid of the stupid thing? I signed up for my mod jobs and it’s like volunteering, if you don’t show up to your gig, how long will they keep you? Please do tell me how the Iran / America post got removed for rule 5? It never incited anything, it was no baiting, or had an agenda or whatever sealioning is. That would be the exact same thing as asking Why did the Brits give two shits about America? or something akin to that. I live in a world of follow through, say your going to do something then do it.
Yes, people are reporting things.
Your iran post was very much running against one of the rules. You might wanna reread that rule in specific. No mod or user can guess your intent, only the wording and subject matter.
And yes, I did report it on that basis. And you gotta know by this point that I didn’t do so in bad faith because I like having you around the fediverse. I’ve said as much multiple times publicly.
Truth is though, you do stream of consciousness when you post. You don’t really filter anything or think it out. That has benefits for sure, but it also means that some of your posts and comments can be badly constructed. Which is fine! Again, I think I’ve defended that publicly a couple of times, and I know I’ve done so in meatspace conversations. It does mean that sometimes those posts and comments can be problematic, and that’s what mods are for, to examine a discussion and make a decision about its merits.