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Well, then I apologize to Ming and Kidicious. I was in the wrong here. I really, honestly wasn't trying to troll Ming.
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Nope, not at all. Ming was claiming that I was trying to troll him in post 128. Really, I wasn't.
I deleted your poor attempt at a troll thread
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since I thought you were deflecting and you don't admit to that.
Why would I apologize for deflecting when that's not what I was trying to do? I've apologized for presuming about what you thought about Ming.
I thought you were asking a sincere question, so I've been trying my best to answer it.
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Thanks Aeson. In order to hep with the transition to the new Nazi regime I suggest the following protocol:
1. Poster A posts something that Poster B dislikes (this could be a horrible personal attack, or it might just be a fairly benign opinion that Poster B happens to dislike)
2. Poster B responds with "please be civil" or "please stop threadjacking" or something to that effect - this can be done even in an "uncivil" thread (Unless what Poster A posted is particularly awful (e.g. "I'll cut you and shave your cat!" or whatever) in which case Poster B reports the post)
3. Poster A either agrees that he was being uncivil / off-topic / stupid / whatever, or else disagrees and continues to post whatever he was posting (either because he believes that Poster B's complaint is inappropriate, or because Poster A is trying to antagonize Poster B, or somewhere in between)
4. If Poster A continues to "misbehave," then Poster B links to the offending post in a stickied thread dedicated to similar complaints and asks for clarification on the rules
The thing is that it's impossible to have a comprehensive definition of things like "civility" and "threadjacking," especially with different posters wanting different applications of the rules in different threads - this way there's a record of "case law" on the subject. Also, hopefully most problems will be resolved with Poster A ceasing to antagonize Poster B without things going to stage (4), or else hopefully Poster B will have enough of his complaints dismissed that he'll just grow a thicker skin.
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It's a good suggestion to have a public "case law". It's a lot of grey area right now ...
Though I worry about treating unmarked threads the same as [civil]. The idea is to try to have our cake and eat it too, with threads for those who want civil discussion, and threads for those who just want to let loose (within reason). If we do want to go that far, then there's no need for [civil] and instead we have the same rules for all threads.
If it ends up that most thread starters want [civil] then we could switch to using [flame] and have civil as the norm. At this point I would say we're at flame being the norm. Though I'm hopeful that will change.
Banning people from threads simply because they are interested in alternative topics is uncivilized. I would like to ask again that we don't over burden ourselves with excessive government.
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It's almost as if all his overconfident, absolutist assertions were spoonfed to him by a trusted website or subreddit. Sheeple
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