he's made Skinwalker about 6% more popular than what he is in realitylol nice voting Zak!
he's made Skinwalker about 6% more popular than what he is in realitylol nice voting Zak!
thanks Nietschelol nice voting Zak!
he's made Skinwalker about 6% more popular than what he is in reality
he's made Skinwalker about 6% more popular than what he is in reality
I can see why you find it funny.
Personally, I've always wanted to start a thread where us 'bad' posters can compare the number of infractions we have, and see who wins. It ought to be a blast.
oh my god!Whine, whine, whine.
Its astonishing how people who are willing to dish it out feel they should be immune from accountability.
You're just mad because I'm winning.
Roman & Gustav! Vote for me!
You truly are a killjoy.
even invert agrees with me on this one.spidergoat said:Any complaints about this infraction will result in an immediate ban of indeterminate length.
like you never used abusive language on any of your anti american tirades.Well I have shorty and mountainhare;
The major instance of moderating mountainhare is language; chiefly posting violent or abusive language either against other posters or <insert group here>; for this he received several infractions and upon reaching the jackpot (20 points) within a time frame (as points expire in 10 days) was banned.
The poll has now run for a week. The results are in.
Of 35 voters in total, 19 (54%) say they have not been treated unfairly by any moderator.
In the case of Zakariya04, either all the moderators bear a personal grudge against him (which I feel is unlikely), or we can safely discount his votes. We can also probably discount Skinwalker's own complaint against himself.
That leaves the following number of complaints about various moderators:
Skinwalker: 8
Avatar, James R: 3
(Q), SAM, spidergoat: 2
Absane, Cris: 1
Athelwulf, Bells, Fraggle Rocker, invert_nexus, kmguru, Pete, Stryder, superstring99, Tiassa, Tristan, vslayer, Plazma Inferno!: 0
The number of people with gripes is 13. Of these, the number of moderators who they say have treated them unfairly is:
Unfair treatment by 1 moderator only: 8
Unfair treatment by 2 different moderators: 3
Unfair treatment by 3 different moderators : 2
Of the votes for 1 moderator, these are spread fairly evenly across different moderators. Votes for 2 or more moderators do not nominate the same 2 or more moderators.
Now, I would like to hear comments from members on these results. Do we have an endemic problem with moderator bias at sciforums, or not?
To me, it looks like the vast majority of sciforums members didn't feel the need to even answer the poll. Of those who did vote, half have experienced no unfair treatment. That leaves only the few individual complaints.
We might also examine whether or not the responders who have complained have unblemished posting records, of abiding by sciforums posting guidelines. If not, we might inquire into whether some posters might bear a grudge against one or more moderators, rather than have a legitimate complaint.
But perhaps I'm barking up the wrong tree.
So, do we have a problem? Or are the cries of endemic moderator bias we usually hear from posters who have just received an infraction for their posts largely overblown?
Opinions please.
not entirely, but it is misleading.pointless poll
there is a joke there but i am not touching it.since complaining will get you no where except trolled.
My opinion is that discounting the observations of the maltreatment of others makes me question the validity of this poll altogether.Opinions please.
"Rent-a-crowd concerns"?The point of not including complaints from others in the poll is that it is very easy to kick up a fuss when you have no personal stake in the outcome. I often see unaffected posters jumping on the bandwagon when a moderator is criticised. It's almost trendy to do that. So, I'm trying to gauge real concerns, and not just rent-a-crowd concerns.
there is a joke there but i am not touching it.