Alcibiades
Plant Geneticist
Do people think negative feedback should be allowed? Or are we only allowed to massage egos, and stroke e-peens?
Constructive feedback should be welcome..
However, often times, it turns into a trollfest and any semblance of constructive criticism is lost..
However, with the dwindling playerbase we have, a player whos had a bad round will then be marked, and his chances of getting in an ally and actually learn good behaviour/playstyle will be slim. Most of the notorious morons are already known to the vast majority of the playerbase, and by allowing negative comments in the recruitment thread I can assure you our very own squad of internet warriors will make sure that everyone will learn that the noob did suck in his first round.
So yes, maybe it's better to banish all form for comments, but that sounds a bit harsh too.
Constructive feedback should be welcome..
However, often times, it turns into a trollfest and any semblance of constructive criticism is lost..
Well, actually, isn't it the mods' ability to differentiate them and 'mod' those trolling posts and not the constructive 'fair' opinions?
YesDo people think negative feedback should be allowed?
NoOr are we only allowed to massage egos, and stroke e-peens?
ThisConstructive feedback should be welcome..
However, often times, it turns into a trollfest and any semblance of constructive criticism is lost..
Well, actually, isn't it the mods' ability to differentiate them and 'mod' those trolling posts and not the constructive 'fair' opinions?
toby's second post was to the point and should have NOT been deleted even by DA's own standards yet here we are
[Edit] Thinking about it, Alci, you bring up a good point and I've created a thread to clear up the position of the moderation team on this particular issue. Ta.
[Edit] Thinking about it, Alci, you bring up a good point and I've created a thread to clear up the position of the moderation team on this particular issue. Ta.
Thanks DA
Garrett said:toby's second post was to the point and should have NOT been deleted even by DA's own standards yet here we are.
2 other mods (martin and polo) didn't edit it yet our overreaction team continues to be on the job.
Garrett said:toby's second post was to the point and should have NOT been deleted even by DA's own standards yet here we are.
2 other mods (martin and polo) didn't edit it yet our overreaction team continues to be on the job.
There hasn't previously been any guidelines for mods on this particular issue (There are obviously the forum rules, but the way in which they should interpreted and applied to the recruitment sub-forum wasn't clear)
I've taken steps to rectify this and guidelines are now in place. This should ensure continuity as far as decisions go as all the moderators should now be on the same page.