- ReZeNeR
- |
- Exalted Mythic Member
I agree that users who flame a poster for having a different opinion is wrong, but that’s not my idea of acting like a, “Mod Junior.” Not once have I seen a moderator criticize a poster on their opinion, preference or theory. If you see this occurring in a thread, feel free to message a moderator about it, they can handle it from there.
Why shouldn’t members help pitch in and make our community shine? Remember, we are all part of this community, so each of us should administer our fair share of input.
Members who politely reply to a thread, directing the original poster to the right path or enforcing the rules, should be encouraged, not abstained. Moderators can’t reply to every thread that has been posted on these forums, due to sheer volume and limited time Forum Ninja’s have on B.net. That’s where we members come in, offering assistance to those who are new, or are unsure of the rules. This is no different from real life scenarios, such as cleaning up your garbage even though a janitor is present. By doing this, you make it easier for Forum Ninjas to do their job, and you help the community out, showing positive community interaction.
As of now, and in the future, I endorse, "forum cops"and encouraged members to act on behalf of their community because they offer great assistance here. Moderators aren't always available at every minute, but members will always be online, and they can assist users who are in need.
Posted by: Thing1
I find it annoying how my fellow members seek to undermine each other by using threatening, and embarrassing remarks. Telling people that there theory is bull and giving negative feedback on a find thats already been discussed is just plain rude You all play Mod Juniors as well.
The mods are here to upkeep threads and behavior in the forums, the members shouldn't do it themselves. Remember, we're all members together. Halo Nation shouldn't be a bunch of nerds arguing with each other, we should all help each other.
By being more polite and helpful will cause less threads to be formed. Eventually a more organized thread pattern will occur.