PetarDima
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Oh, that's the situation... THANK'S.
Bertram2 said:Joe, maybe you mean it all better than it sounds , I am willing to asume it. But one thing is for sure:
To keep all negative remarks as a "small fire" is a pretty totalitarian understanding of the moderation job. If this word is too strong for you I'd say it is as at least undemocratic.
Not all who have to say something negative are arsonist here !! And the my feel violated because you treat them as arsonist ! Even negative remarks have to be considered differentiated and with respect.
To put these "fires" out with verbal dynamite is perceived as violence, and violence generates more violence, as we all know. Not a constructicve thing, this fire brigade job.
bertram
Jon Claremont said:No Joe
I do not think that I have to be "a bit supportive of the moderators".
And if I do not expect a moderator saying "I'm just getting sick & tired of this crap!"
Joe, you are one of the good guys. Cool.
Jon Claremont said:This is a commercial site which breaks down once a month, yet still somebody recently wanted us to contribute to a new camera for the owner.
It beggars belief.
Jon Claremont said:I know, Joe, you do this for us.
But cut us a little slack please. And allow that Jorge has a business running here.
Swann said:Thanks to all, specially back alley and Bertram for explaining. I didn't think of being negative, just asking questions that came up to me these days. I wasn't aware that asking was undesired behaviour. Never did I intend to put fire, neither small nor large. I apologize.
I think Joe has understood what I wanted to say , so this is an extra tour for you personally:MacCaulay said:T. Of course it's not democratic, how can it be and what right do we have to expect it to be so?
Jon Claremont said:(snip) And allow that Jorge has a business running here.
MacCaulay said:No. On second thoughts, it's just plain rude.