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"Whatever exists, whatever in creation exists without my knowledge exists without my consent. These anonymous creatures may seem little or nothing in the world. Yet the smallest crumb can devour us. Any smallest thing beneath yon rock out of men's knowing. Only nature can enslave man and only when the existence of each last entity is routed out and made to stand naked before him will he be properly suzerain of the earth."
Posted by: atomic weggie
cheap shot at forum cop's mother's loose moral standards
Your mother has loose moral standards! In that she believes in a Machiavellian viewpoint that any means to an end can be justified if the end is a good one. One-fourth degree burn!
Considering that, not too long ago, two people were blacklisted for making spam in the Flood, it seems that the moderators are plentiful enough and are doing their “job.” Sure, I see the occasional bad person get through in one particular forum, but either I ignore the person and assume (usually wrongly) that someone else has reported that person and the situation will eventually go away thanks to some salmon-texted hero, or I go ahead and report the person myself, which usually gets the situation resolved much faster. Which, I suppose, should be a lesson for me, but I can’t quite figure out what it is…
But since I’m in the process of putting my thoughts into a text format and forcing you all to read them, I have been curious about the posting habits of the moderators and the number of moderators on at any time. I sometimes wonder if the mods, some of them, at least, would like to post more often, but don’t because of their worry that if they do post, then something bad will happen while they are writing out posts (controlling, of course, for the assumption that someone will take their statement as one from a Bungie Executive). In short, I am curious to know if the mods, who we certainly know to be quasi-rational forum-beings, would be more willing to post and share their viewpoints and have fun if they were under the impression that there were more people to help pick up the slack that they would drop.