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misoshiru
post May 12 2007, 12:34 AM
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QUOTE(Intercourse. @ May 12 2007, 1:33 PM) *
Well I was put on staff that way, but of course I would have been fine going through the modding process. But I was just PM-ed and asked to be on myspace staff, but I was only active in myspace so perhaps thats why.

^I don't think they would let us. sad.gif

Weren't you on staff for a while? More or less during last year? I keep thinking that you were modded not long after I stepped down.
 
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post May 12 2007, 12:35 AM
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It's different when you get modded for like myspace staff, at least you have talent.

If you're going to be people staff, I would assume that the community would like you. How are they going to like you if you're a stupid, self-absored nazi.
 
misoshiru
post May 12 2007, 12:40 AM
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I'm surprised that the lone mod online hasn't come to do anything about this thread. Maybe it's a conspiracy, for us to think that they're becoming more lenient and then f**k us over.
 
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post May 12 2007, 12:41 AM
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QUOTE(.misoshiru @ May 11 2007, 10:40 PM) *
I'm surprised that the lone mod online hasn't come to do anything about this thread. Maybe it's a conspiracy, for us to think that they're becoming more lenient and then f**k us over.

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Nah, but she's one of the good mods, I think. She doesn't act all superior like, say for example, an ugly nothing does.
 
misoshiru
post May 12 2007, 12:42 AM
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that's true. she's a lot more lenient than some other mods here. Is A Beautiful Nothing's name Lucy or Anastacia? I don't get it. O_o

Is she on People Staff? Because I don't think I remember her doing much modding in the Community forums.
 
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post May 12 2007, 12:43 AM
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QUOTE(.misoshiru @ May 12 2007, 1:34 AM) *
Weren't you on staff for a while? More or less during last year? I keep thinking that you were modded not long after I stepped down.

laugh.gif Yea, I was on staff when you were on people staff, you were missed _smile.gif

I was on myspace staff for a few months and then moved up to design staff and then I did something that 'lost trust' with one of the admins and got put on leave for a month and then moved down to myspace staff. Then I just left this place and now i'm back. pinch.gif


^Myspace staff mellow.gif and her real name is Lucy from my knowledge people just call her that ana name thing
 
misoshiru
post May 12 2007, 12:44 AM
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QUOTE(Intercourse. @ May 12 2007, 1:43 PM) *
laugh.gif Yea, I was on staff when you were on people staff, you were missed _smile.gif

I was on myspace staff for a few months and then moved up to design staff and then I did something that 'lost trust' with one of the admins and got put on leave for a month and then moved down to myspace staff. Then I just left this place and now i'm back. pinch.gif

Oh yeah, I remember now. I was more or less forced off staff. rolleyes.gif
 
michellerrific
post May 12 2007, 12:45 AM
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QUOTE(.misoshiru @ May 11 2007, 10:42 PM) *
that's true. she's a lot more lenient than some other mods here. Is A Beautiful Nothing's name Lucy or Anastacia? I don't get it. O_o

Is she on People Staff? Because I don't think I remember her doing much modding in the Community forums.
She goes by both, I think Lucy is her original name though. She's on MySpace staff, i believe? That's probably why she isn't very active in the community center but she definitely could be more active than she currently is.
 
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post May 12 2007, 12:45 AM
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^x2 I thought thats how it went, I was told I was going to be kicked off staff for something I did and so I went ahead and stepped down and then the other admin comes and says 'oh we were just going to put you on leave'

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^I was on myspace staff and I was active almost everywhere....
 
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post May 12 2007, 12:46 AM
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Lucy acts like she's people staff. Bitch, please...
 
misoshiru
post May 12 2007, 12:48 AM
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^x2 yeah, because it was my senior year of highschool and I had 8 AP/IB exams, graduation and that I was moving right after graduation and therefore wasn't on much, they gave me the option of either me stepping down because I was busy, or them demoting me for inactivity.

QUOTE(catastrophic @ May 12 2007, 1:45 PM) *
She goes by both, I think Lucy is her original name though. She's on MySpace staff, i believe? That's probably why she isn't very active in the community center but she definitely could be more active than she currently is.

That's just so confusing. Even when I see her in the community forums, it's not very...constructive.
 
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post May 12 2007, 12:49 AM
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It doesn't help any when they treat you like you're stupid. Bitch, I am smarter than j00.
 
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post May 12 2007, 12:54 AM
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Because most of the hilarious people are gone like

Yula, Steven , and the others just don't post as much as they use to.

Most of the people I kicked it with are all gone.

Me personally I prefer NikeTalk over CB because its big on Hip Hop , Sports, and a few other stuff, but its not dial up friendly, otherwise I would be posting there. sad.gif
 
misoshiru
post May 12 2007, 12:54 AM
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watch us all get suspended tomorrow or something.

I feel that it's not just the community that's declined, but cB in general. Graphics have declined, people have left, etc. cB's just boring. I demand that Seon-ho be brought back.
 
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post May 12 2007, 03:11 AM
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So... um, Elba. I can always come back and help loosen things up. ;]

Or at least stir the pot and create some chaos. How does that sound?

Hahaha.
 
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post May 12 2007, 05:31 AM
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Thing is, it would be easier to loosen up if people hadn't recently been deliberatley bating the mods. It's a two way street.
 
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post May 12 2007, 08:08 AM
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We can't possibly get suspended for making a topic like this. At least I would hope not.

And with so many people agreeing to the mods need to be lenient would you all think they would take it as some criticism and need to work on it.

Jusun wants you all on staff but he wants you all to have fun most importantly. This isn't a job, your not getting paid and you don't get any benefits if you start taking this site to seriously you may just ruin yourself and the site along with it.
 
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post May 12 2007, 08:55 AM
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QUOTE(I Viddy Horrorshow @ May 12 2007, 6:31 AM) *
Thing is, it would be easier to loosen up if people hadn't recently been deliberatley bating the mods. It's a two way street.



well if mods were less strict in the first place, there would be no need for this rebellious uprising of sorts.
 
misoshiru
post May 12 2007, 08:58 AM
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QUOTE(Intercourse. @ May 12 2007, 9:08 PM) *
We can't possibly get suspended for making a topic like this. At least I would hope not.

They'd probably call us out for mod-bashing/spam or whatnot. rolleyes.gif


But I really feel it is due to the fact that this newer batch of mods have not been told of what went down last year in that Jusun wanted all the mods to loosen up. It seems that the divide between the mods and the community is just huge now.
 
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post May 12 2007, 09:00 AM
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To respond to the earlier question, it's the end of the school year. CB is never that busy right now. Once summer rolls around, the mad rush will come in; it happens every single year. Activity drops a ton during school.

And don't say anything about mods not warning you for this topic or something after this post; I'm a Mentor, I can't do crap.
 
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post May 12 2007, 09:07 AM
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I agree with you somewhat, James, it is a two way street. However, why do you think uptight folks get made fun of all the time? Also, why are tyrants despised. Why is it, that there were members baiting moderators in the past as well, but cB was still awesome? This isn't the first time members went against mods, surely. Most of us know know this.

A moderator's job should be to arbitrate, promote discussion, and to fix the technical kinks if he/she can. Yes, uphold the guidelines, but use discretion to punish/reward.

Now onto my critique guidelines...I seriously think the "Controversy", and "Pointless Posts" sections need to be revised, especially if moderators are going to enforce them strictly by the book.

Controversy: Avoiding topics that can stir up controversy isn't realistic and it gravely limits the level of intellectual discussion that could arise from controversy. Controversy should not be avoided, but rather encouraged, and it should be kept only within the boundaries of civility and rationality. If one disagrees or is offended by another's rational, civil opinion, one can oppose it in the same manner.

Pointless posts: "Anything [ir]relevant (not unrelevant) to the topic at hand" is considered pointless? This is something moderators should really use their discretion on, not enforce this rule as is. Many times topics go off tangent for good reasons! I made friends and learned many things from going off topic. I remember debating along side with Eric, Mr. Acid, and Minda (ComradRed) about Hell, and next thing we know, we were talking about getting a piece of the Virgin Islands from Minda. That day, I learned knowledge, maturity, and stubborness are not dependent with age.

And for example, just because the topic title says "complain about Bush", doesn't mean I can't argue that point and praise Bush instead (in the same topic). If that's the case, the SCREW the mod that doesn't understand how to preside over a good discussion.
 
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post May 12 2007, 09:49 AM
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^hah exactly.

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But I really feel it is due to the fact that this newer batch of mods have not been told of what went down last year in that Jusun wanted all the mods to loosen up. It seems that the divide between the mods and the community is just huge now.

Yea, maybe thats it. But still I think when new people are modded they should pick someone to be their "mentor" and they teach them the ropes and if they have any questions then they can always go to them for help. I remember they use to do that a while back for the new staff but I suppose not anymore. And not to be rude but the mentors now don't seem like they really would want to do something like that. Sammi has said in the past that she doesn't really do anything as a mentor. I can see why too, its just a position that you get when you want to quit createblog but your still held by a thread that you get to look backstage with and you can put in your 2 cents. But of course the mentors aren't exactly the most active bunch.

Although if I'm not mistaken in the moderator guidelines I'm pretty positive it does say something along the lines of being lenient and making your best judgment. Also to be a lot more lenient in the lounge then other places around the site.
 
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post May 12 2007, 10:58 AM
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QUOTE(omg_melface @ May 12 2007, 1:11 AM) *
So... um, Elba. I can always come back and help loosen things up. ;]

Or at least stir the pot and create some chaos. How does that sound?

Hahaha.

MELISSA! I miss you sad.gif Hey, I don't think I have you on myspace.
 
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post May 12 2007, 12:10 PM
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QUOTE(Spirited Away @ May 12 2007, 3:07 PM) *
I agree with you somewhat, James, it is a two way street. However, why do you think uptight folks get made fun of all the time? Also, why are tyrants despised. Why is it, that there were members baiting moderators in the past as well, but cB was still awesome? This isn't the first time members went against mods, surely. Most of us know know this.

A moderator's job should be to arbitrate, promote discussion, and to fix the technical kinks if he/she can. Yes, uphold the guidelines, but use discretion to punish/reward.

Now onto my critique guidelines...I seriously think the "Controversy", and "Pointless Posts" sections need to be revised, especially if moderators are going to enforce them strictly by the book.

Controversy: Avoiding topics that can stir up controversy isn't realistic and it gravely limits the level of intellectual discussion that could arise from controversy. Controversy should not be avoided, but rather encouraged, and it should be kept only within the boundaries of civility and rationality. If one disagrees or is offended by another's rational, civil opinion, one can oppose it in the same manner.

Pointless posts: "Anything [ir]relevant (not unrelevant) to the topic at hand" is considered pointless? This is something moderators should really use their discretion on, not enforce this rule as is. Many times topics go off tangent for good reasons! I made friends and learned many things from going off topic. I remember debating along side with Eric, Mr. Acid, and Minda (ComradRed) about Hell, and next thing we know, we were talking about getting a piece of the Virgin Islands from Minda. That day, I learned knowledge, maturity, and stubborness are not dependent with age.

And for example, just because the topic title says "complain about Bush", doesn't mean I can't argue that point and praise Bush instead (in the same topic). If that's the case, the SCREW the mod that doesn't understand how to preside over a good discussion.

Anarchists are mocked a lot too, you know.

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The thing is about the written rules is that if we DO revise them too much or make them too ambiguous, we get a problem, as with the past leniency rule. If we make them too rigid, it either comes off as Nazi-ish, or else just plain tedious to match off each potentially problematic post against a long list of criteria

I don't think ANYONE has closed a topic where the discussion merely 'branched,' in the way you're talking about, nor would they. The problems we've dealt with recently have revolved around people posting 'offensive' remarks.

Dammit, work, more later, promise
 
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post May 12 2007, 01:15 PM
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P.S. Just because I don't post in every topic ever doesn't mean I don't check up on the topics I care about and can give advice on every single day. If anyone asks me a question, I'll answer it. Besides, Holly, what you're referring to, with the mentoring mods and such; when that was in place, other mods were mentors to the new mods. I'm not sure if there's enough mentors in order to use us. There's just me and Carrie, yeah? I mean, I'm not opposed to it; if anyone wants me to "train" new mods, I will. I don't think anyone cares...the function of a mentor is not to mentor new mods, it's to offer guidance to the entire staff in general, which I do.
 

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